In addition to writing the QINSTAPP program, you need to create a save file containing the program and any supporting objects. To distribute the program on an optical device, do the following:

You will find some example code in DCXISVLIB/DCXSRC member DCXLCP0003.

1.  Clear the library QTEMP.

2.  Restore all the LANSA objects from LANSAPKG:

RSTOBJ OBJ(*ALL) SAVLIB(QTEMP) DEV(*SAVF) SAVF(WhereYouDownloadedLib/LANSAPKG) RSTLIB(QTEMP) OMITOBJ((QINSTAPP *PGM))

3.  Use the Create Duplicate Object (CRTDUPOBJ) command to create your QINSTAPP program into the QTEMP library.

4.  Duplicate all your application save file to QTEMP.

5.  Now save the QTEMP library

SAVOBJ OBJ(*ALL) LIB(QTEMP) DEV(*SAVF) SAVF(YOUR_MASTER_LIB/APPPKG)

What you must include

Following is a sample layout. This sample layout excludes all French and Japanese objects. For the exact LANSA install layout, check the LANSAPKG save file.

Your application saves file layout
Your QINSTAPP
    ADMLIB
    COMLIB
    DTALIB
    LOADLIB
    MISLIB
    MODLIB
    PGMLIB
    JSM (Optional – required for LANSA Integrator)
    Your Application save file

Other things you may want to include

• LANSA documentation or a link to the LANSA documentation at http://www.lansa.com.au/support/docs/index.htm.

Considerations when creating your installation SAVE FILE

• Do you need multilingual support?  What languages?
  Only include the French(FRALIB) and Japanese(JPNLIB) objects from the LANSA installation Save file if these languages are supported by your application. (Removing them will significantly reduce the size of the install save file.)
• What LANSA products do you need to install?
• Do you have licenses for LANSA Products to distribute with the save file?
• What LANSA imports do you need to support your application?