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How to Do It |
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Assign a build number |
Assign a build number nn to the version of your product being released. This number will be used in the following steps for a file naming convention. |
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Save your Framework definition file |
You need to create a save file for the Framework definition. |
The Framework definition file will have the form XXXXXXXXX_LLLL_VLFONE_Definition.DAT where XXXXXXXXX is the Framework name and LLLL is the language. |
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Include your own non-LANSA objects when required |
If your application contains non-LANSA objects, create save files containing them. |
Create as many IBM I save files named Bnn_OM1, Bnn_OM2, etc. as required to contain other non-LANSA IBM I objects. |
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Create an IBM I Export List |
Create a LANSA export list named Bnn_ALL. |
Use the option Work with lists of objects to be exported of the LANSA Housekeeping menu to create the export list. |
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Include your files in the export |
If you want to include files in the deployment package, add them to the export. |
Include the data in the files. |
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Include save files in the export list |
Include the save files you have created in the export list |
Use option Add other/non-LANSA objects to the list. |
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Use F8 to make generic selections when adding objects to the export list. |
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Processes/functions: |
VF_PR001/VFU0012 |
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Other/non-LANSA: (Type *SRVPGM) |
U_BIF985 |
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Visual LANSA components: |
VF_AC* - filter by type REUSABLE: |
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Include all your own LANSA objects in the export list |
Add your objects (filters, command handlers etc.), multilingual text variables, system variables, message files, files, processes, functions and images used in the application. |
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Review the export list and make sure included objects are exported compiled (if applicable). |
Specify Y in the Comp Form column of processes, functions, VL components etc. |
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Export the list |
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Create a save file Bnn_ALL for your export list using the CRTSAVF command. |
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More:
Notes on the SAV and RST commands