MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

Chapter 6: Third Party Integrations
Support for EXCUSRSRC and EXCUSRPGM
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By default, Implementer allows you to promote the AllFusion 2E EXCUSRSRC and
EXCUSRPGM functions separately from their associated implementation 3GL source and
objects. This is called “Independent EXCUSRSRC and EXCUSRPGM”.
You can also automatically promote the 3GL source and objects associated with EXCUSRSRC
and EXCUSRPGM functions when these functions are promoted. When enabled, the
implementation objects for EXCUSRSRC and EXCUSRPGM function types are derived and
included on the promotion request. With this feature, the implementation source and/or
objects may not be checked out or promoted separately from this model object. This is called
“Dependant EXCUSRSRC and EXCUSRPGM”.
This feature is controlled by the User source and user program promotion method field in
Work with Environments. When upgrading AllFusion 2E CM, the existing default method of
independent EXCUSRSRC and EXCUSRPGM is retained. Enabling this feature provides
capabilities that were available prior to AllFusion 2E CM release 6.0.
Considerations for EXCUSRSRC and EXCUSRPGM
When promoting EXCUSRSRC and EXCUSRPGM, even though the Remove source field is
set to Y, the source for the user programs is not removed.
Storing Source and Object Outside the Generation Library
There are three common ways to store EXCUSRPGM source and objects outside the test
model generation library. The following paragraphs briefly describe the scenarios and
implementation steps. Each scenario uses the XCB target HLL object attribute in AllFusion 2E
(see note) to create a new, corresponding object code in Implementer. The examples assume
the EXCUSRPGMs are type CLP. If they are other HLL types, copy the appropriate shipped
object code instead of CLP.
For each of the following scenarios, define the XCB object code. Copy the shipped CLP code
to XCB, and change its source file value to YXCBLSRC.
1 Source in an alternate source file in the generation library with object in the generation
library.
Create an XCB object code.
2 Source in an alternate source file in the generation library with objects in a library other
than the generation library.
Create an XCB object code.
On the Environment Object Code Override panel, change the object library to the
library you want to store the EXCUSRPGM object in.