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Merry.Win

Hi,all

I want to make a component configuration and its binary files into a single
component file.
But every time I save component in Component Designer, binary files folder
are needed for
the component when I import them into database.

anybody tell me how to do that?

thank in advance!


Merry

2006-7-2
 
Merry.Win said:
Hi,all

I want to make a component configuration and its binary files into a single
component file.
But every time I save component in Component Designer, binary files folder
are needed for
the component when I import them into database.

anybody tell me how to do that?

thank in advance!


Merry

2006-7-2
A component isn't a single file - it's the .sld which is the component
description and a flat repository. Take all the files required for your
component and copy them into a single folder with an appropriate name.
If you have more than one of the same name, rename them slightly so you
can add them all. You can't have subfolders. In the component
description, you change the properties of the files which you have
changed the name of so that the source file is the new name. Under
Repositories, create a new Repository and point it at the folder you
just added your files to. Then, back in the main component properties,
choose that repository from the list. Then, when you import the
component with component designer, it will copy those files to the
repository database.
 
The component Intel Ethernet SLDs made by Sean Liming and downloaded from
http://www.seanliming.com/Components.html
only have a *.sld file but includes all the files needed to import .
The component does not contains any folder which hold the binary files
required for component.
Why?

Merry
 
Merry.Win said:
The component Intel Ethernet SLDs made by Sean Liming and downloaded from
http://www.seanliming.com/Components.html
only have a *.sld file but includes all the files needed to import .
The component does not contains any folder which hold the binary files
required for component.
Why?
No idea. Presumably this is some level of XPe-fu I have yet to reach. Sean?
 
Adora said:
No idea. Presumably this is some level of XPe-fu I have yet to reach.
Sean?

I would assume Sean is trying to not violate shipping bits from vendors from
which me may not have permission. The SLD - no problem, he created that.
The driver files? Those may have distribution issues.

Just a guess...
 
That means I should publish my component with files folder .
But I really want do it within a single component file <*.sld>. That looks
simple and easy way to release my component.

Is not there no way to do what Mr.Sean does with his component?
 
Dear Merry.Win,

2 ways for you reference.

1. Compress SLD and related files into a compressed file.

2. Only provide SLD file and tell users how to get related files.

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Bing Chen
Advantech Co., Ltd.

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Merry.Win said:
That means I should publish my component with files folder .
But I really want do it within a single component file <*.sld>. That looks
simple and easy way to release my component.

Is not there no way to do what Mr.Sean does with his component?
 
Thank you all!
Maybe only Mr.Sean knows how to do that.
Where are you? Mr.Sean,we are all waiting for you!

Best regards

Merry.Win
Bing.Chen said:
Dear Merry.Win,

2 ways for you reference.

1. Compress SLD and related files into a compressed file.

2. Only provide SLD file and tell users how to get related files.

--
Best Regards,
Bing Chen
Advantech Co., Ltd.

¬ãµØ - ·L³n¥xÆW°Ï´O¤J¦¡§@·~¨t²Î¸g¾P°Ó
http://www.advantech.com.tw/epc/newsletter/ATW/2005MS/
 
Hello Merry,
The component Intel Ethernet SLDs made by Sean Liming and downloaded from
http://www.seanliming.com/Components.html
only have a *.sld file but includes all the files needed to import .
The component does not contains any folder which hold the binary files
required for component.
Why?
Because you haven't ever tried to read description.
Read this description carefully (only few first line is enough) and you
avoid making impossible...
http://www.seanliming.com/Docs/Intel 1GB and 10GB Ethernet_Components.pdf
 
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