Statuses of Web Development Objects

You can see the current status of each Web development object at any time in the Web Application Builder in the status display to the right of the object's name. Web development objects can be either an Internet service or one of its components (such as an HTML template, a language resource, or a MIME object).

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Object States

The possible status of each Web development object is determined by:

The database status:
Saved		This version of the object is identical to that saved in the database.
Revised		This version of the object is different than the one saved in the database.
Publishing status:
Published		The current version of the object has been published on all ITS instances assigned to the system
Part-published		The current version of the object has been published on at least one ITS instance assigned to the system This version is not, however, available on all ITSs.
No status displayed		The current version of the object is not available on any ITS instance.

The object status is displayed as follows, depending on what has been done to the object:

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Displaying Other Publishing Status Details

For each Web development object, you can also display the ITS instance on which the object has been published, when, and by whom. Therefore just double click the object's name.

You can then judge how up-to-date the latest published version of a service or its components is.

To show the publishing details for an object, double-click the status display.

Example Example

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