Component process types – Uninstall and Application process types “Uninstall Componeet” would not Uninstall a files which was uninstalled in last deployment. rather Uninstall steps has to be written manually in the Component process types – “Uninstall” and Steps associated to it. Thus, Specify “Deployment” to install a component or “Uninstall” to remove a component…
You cannot delete this version if it is used by: Process History. But You can delete versions that were deployed in a process only through Artifact Cleanup. You can configure the server to reduce the number of component versions by archiving old versions. You can specify Global cleanup settings Cleanup settings for individual components, and…
What is Rollback? Automatically moving component versions(That is, the environment inventory) to a previous state. – To the versions that were deployed before a process began – To the versions in a snapshot In most cases, to switch to a different version of a component, you deploy the new version over the existing version. If…
Components can have several types of properties. The server keeps track of changes to component properties as property versions. Properties can be set for many different things, including components, environments, processes, and applications. You can also set global properties for the system. What properties are available to you depends on the context. For example, in…
In most cases, you run component processes by adding them to application processes. However, you can also run component processes directly. Click an application, and go to the Components tab. Next to the component, click Run Process. The Deployment and Operational (With Version) process types require a component version. If you do not specify a…
Why Worry About Versioning? Having a good version scheme for your software is important for several reasons. The following are the top five things a version scheme allows you to do (in random order): Track your product binaries to the original source files. Re-create a past build by having meaningful labels in your source tree….