Copy Object 
You can copy objects to another context, for example, to reuse the original object or parts of the original object in the new context. A new object with the same name is created in the new context that is not dependent on the original object.
The context for design and configuration objects varies:
· The context for design objects is specified by the namespace and the software component version. You can copy design objects to another namespace (of the same, or a different software component version).

Note that the various object reference types act differently when copying design objects.
· The context for configuration objects (except for Business Scenarios) is specified by a particular combination of the following key attributes:
¡ Business Scenario
¡ Sender system
¡ Sender interface (name and namespace)
¡ Receiver system
¡ Receiver interface (name and namespace)
Refer to the Creating a New Object section of this documentation for information about which combination is intended for the various configuration objects.

You must differentiate between the name of the original object and that of the copy when copying a Business Scenario in the Integration Directory.

The copy function is not generally used to transfer all objects of a software component version to a new software component version. To do so, use the release transfer function.
Call the Copy Existing Object dialog by either:
·
choosing
<Object>
à Copy Object (
) from the object menu in the object
editor of the object
·
positioning
the cursor on the object to be copied in the navigation tree and choosing
Copy Object (
) from
the context menu
In the
Copy Existing Object dialog, specify the key attributes for the object
copy. To do so, use the input help (icon
).
The default name of the object copy is identical to the name in the original version context. You can edit the name in the Copy Existing Object dialog. Confirm your specifications by choosing Copy. The object copy is created in the new namespace and can be edited there.