Importing a Service Assembly

Version 1 by Vincent Zurczak
on Jul 27, 2010 18:43.

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h1. Introduction

It sometimes happen one has to modify an existing service assembly.
Sometimes, one may have to modify an existing service assembly.
But unzipping two archives, making the modifications and zipping again is seriously painful. annoying.

Petals Studio provides an import wizard, that allows to create a set of Service-Unit and Service Assembly projects from an existing service assembly.

Specify the service assembly location, using the *Browse...* button.
You can select several service assemblies at once. The only requirement is that they must be in the same directory.

Once selected, the service assembly is introspected and a list of projects to create is proposed.
This list includes a Service Assembly (SA) project and one or several Serivce-Unit (SU) projects.
This list includes Service Assembly (SA) and Serivce-Unit (SU) projects.

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Check Select the projects you want to create.
If a project already exists, it is possible to overwrite it by setting _true_ in the *Overwrite* column.
For each SU project, it is possible to edit the name of the target component. This information is important for the export of the project.

For each SU project, it is possible to edit the properties of the target component (component name, component version and component type).

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Click *Finish* to begin the import operation.