Importing Files Into ITS Projects (Biblioteca SAP

Importing Files Into ITS Projects

Use

You use this procedure to import files into a project.

There are two ways you can import files into projects:

To import files to a project from an ITS site or the R/3 Repository, use this procedure

To import files to a project from the file system, add them

Procedure

To import files to a project from an ITS site or the R/3 Repository:

Select the project into which you want to import the files.

Choose Project ® Add to Project ® Import.

You see the Add ITS Service Wizard dialog box where you can access files in any directory.

Follow the appropriate procedure, depending on what you want to do:

Function	Procedure
Import files from ITS site	Choose Next. Select Import Service from Site and choose Next. Select a site, and choose Next. Select the ITS service name, and choose Next. Select the desired service files, and choose Next. Choose Finish.
Import files from R/3 Repository	Choose Next. Select Import Service from R/3 Repository and choose Next. Select an R/3 System, and choose Next. Enter the logon information, and choose Next. Select the desired service, and choose Next. Select the service files that you want to import and choose Next. Choose Finish.

Result

The SAP@Web Studio imports the files into the current project directory.

Nota

Importing files from the R/3 Repository is a GET operation. This means that if you change the files, you cannot check them back in afterwards. If you want to change the files, check them out.

To import files into a project, you can also use the Copy, Cut and Paste functions in the standard toolbar.

If you delete files, the SAP@Web Studio deletes them from the project hierarchy, but not from the underlying project directory on your hard disk. This prevents data loss resulting from accidental deletion.

If you want to delete the files from the underlying project directory at the same time, you must see select this option explicitly.

Atención

Always use the SAP@Web Studio interface to import files into a project. Adding files directly to the underlying project directory may result in inconsistent services.