Integrating Activities 

Use

To make objects of one workspace available in another workspace, integrate the activities that contain these objects into the other workspace. This is done in the following situations:

●      When you transfer development objects from the development workspace to the consolidation workspace. Usually, this is done simultaneously for all objects of a software component developed so far, that is, for all objects contained in the workspace.

●      When you copy individual objects to make them available to other software components.

Prerequisites

You are authorized to integrate activities into workspaces.

Procedure

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       1.      Start the command line client.

The command line client connects to the last-opened Design Time Repository (DTR).

       2.      You need the names of the activity that you want to integrate and of the target workspace.

                            a.      For a list of activities, enter acts -uf. The –uf parameter provides an unformatted display of the activity names. Without this parameter, the activity names might be truncated.

Use –w <path and workspace> to limit the search to one workspace.

                            b.      For a list of the workspaces, enter workspaces and the appropriate parameters.

       3.      To integrate an activity from the source workspace to the target workspace, enter
integrate –a <activity> -w <workspace browse path>.

Start the workspace browse path with // to make sure that the search starts with the DTR root (if you branch to the desired node before you start the search, you do not need to start the path like that).

Result

The versions contained in the integrated activities are now available in the target workspace.

Example

Use the following entry in the command line client

Integrate –a act_w_ws1_u_d030932_t_2003_03_12_16_25_19_GMT_f70ee714-1a22-4f9e-93ef-19b04d976304 –w //Test/ws2

to integrate the versions in activity act_w_ws1_u…304 into workspace ws2 in workspace folder Test.