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In all options, the generated zip file is the one to be provided to Support (or that you will use as the source project when upgrade into a newer version of Workbench).Print Method: Dye-sublimation / resin thermal transfer

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A new window will show up.ĥ) In Windows Explore navigate to the 'Location' listed in the above step.Ħ) Locate the project folder that is the correct one, and right click on it.ħ) Select 'Send to Compressed (zipped) Folder'.ĥ) In a terminal navigate to the 'Location' listed in the above step.Ħ) Locate the project folder that is the correct one and zip the project folder using zip. Click 'Finish'.Ģ) Locate the project that is the correct one (sometimes there will be one for production and test).ģ) Right click on the project folder and select 'Properties'.

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the Desktop) by clicking the 'Browse' button, this one is found to the right of the 'To archive file'.Ħ) Enter a name for the zip/tar file that will be created and click 'Save'.ħ) Ensure that the file will be saved in the proper path, and that the 'Save in zip format' (preferred) radio button is selected. There are a couple of ways to export a hub configuration, detailed below.ġ) Open Workbench (in its Configuration Perspective) and find the project in question under the Navigator pane.Ģ) Right click on the project and click on 'Export'.ģ) Under General, click on 'Archive File'.Ĥ) Select the project that has the current configuration and make sure that all its components are checked off on the right side of the window.ĥ) Select the directory in which you would like to save this project configuration (e.g. You may be prompted to log into the Hub using the system credentials. Hub algorithms, String data files, Weight tables, Inspector configuration (if available), etc.ġ0) Click 'Finish'. Ensure that such hub appears selected in the 'Hub' drop down menu.ĩ) Make sure that you check off as many options available to import, i.e. This will make a new entry as an available hub. If you cannot see it, you will need to add it by clicking 'Edit.' -> 'Add.' -> Enter a connection name, host and port in which the Initiate Master Data Engine is running/listening on. The directories found under it will have all default configurations that will be overwritten in the next steps.ħ) Click on the Initiate menu at the top of Workbench, and click 'Import Hub Configuration'.Ĩ) It is important to check that the Project selected in the drop down menu is the one we've just created, in this example it's 'testEnv'.Ĩ) Select the Hub from where you would like to import the Hub Configuration. Click 'Finish'.Ĥ) A new project with the name given on step 3 will be found under the Navigator pane. If you are certain that you have the latest copy of a hub configuration, you may skip to the second part of the procedure.ġ) Open Workbench (in its Configuration Perspective)Ģ) Right click in a blank area under the Navigator pane found on the left, and click New -> Initiate Project.ģ) Enter a name for the project, e.g.

The second part is to Export the hub configuration by generating a zip file that will contain all configuration files.

The first part is to Import the Hub Configuration directly from a running instance of the engine.

There are 2 parts to ensuring that the latest copy of a Workbench configuration is exported.

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