Designing processes - EMC Community Network
Designing processes - EMC Community Network Designing processes - EMC Community Network
Archiving the Application h. Select the appropriate repository; enter the user name and password; and then log in to the repository. i. Click Next. A list of your custom components appears. j. To add an Installation Parameter File, in the box at the bottom, click Browse. k. Click Finish. 2. To access the application on the new system: http://:/taskspace/component/main/appname= 3. When archiving an xCP application using Composer, the association of the users to any roles that you have setup is not going to be included. Therefore, you either have to set them up in the new environment manually, or use a script to do it automatically. This script is described at the following link: https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-10087 Troubleshooting the Archived Application While archiving and/or after you install the archived application, if there are any error messages try the following: • In Content Server, check the log files under C:\temp\documentum. 118 EMC Documentum xCelerated Composition Platform Version 1.6 Best Practices Guide
Archiving the Application • In Composer, check all the artifacts for your custom objects. If any are missing, import them to the specific artifact, and rebuild the project. • For any specific error message, log in to the EMC Developers Community site (https://community.emc.com) and search for the error. You can find helpful tips that other developers have posted. • If you need further details, you can enable tracing. Try the operations and then check the logs again. They can provide a clearer picture as to what Composer tried to do and what failed. The Documentum Composer User Guide provides details on how to enable tracing. EMC Documentum xCelerated Composition Platform Version 1.6 Best Practices Guide 119
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Archiving the Application<br />
h. Select the appropriate repository; enter the user name and password; and then log in to the<br />
repository.<br />
i. Click Next.<br />
A list of your custom components appears.<br />
j. To add an Installation Parameter File, in the box at the bottom, click Browse.<br />
k. Click Finish.<br />
2. To access the application on the new system:<br />
http://:/taskspace/component/main/appname=<br />
3. When archiving an xCP application using Composer, the association of the users to any roles that<br />
you have setup is not going to be included. Therefore, you either have to set them up in the<br />
new environment manually, or use a script to do it automatically. This script is described at the<br />
following link:<br />
https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-10087<br />
Troubleshooting the Archived Application<br />
While archiving and/or after you install the archived application, if there are any error messages<br />
try the following:<br />
• In Content Server, check the log files under C:\temp\documentum.<br />
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