Hello Angela,
I did not resolve the issue.
What I did observe though was that it seems everything was packaged correctly.
Here is the SQL Query for a Package check List:
/* ############################################################################
Get Element included in a package Definition
*/
Use [Rheem_Prod_2012-01-21]
Select pkDef.name as "Package Name", pkGrp.name as "Package Group", pkElm.name as "Element Name"
From innovator.PackageDefinition as pkDef
Inner join innovator.[PackageGroup] as pkGrp on pkGrp.source_id = pkDef.id
Inner join innovator.[PackageElement] as pkElm on pkElm.source_id = pkGrp.id
Where pkDef.name = 'rh_OracleMfgBOM_To_eBOM_Staging'
Order by pkDef.name, pkGrp.name Asc, pkElm.name
What I observed was:
1) The Folder level was not created
2) The Itemtypes with icons were assigned to the top level of the TOC
3) The Itemtypes with not icons were not loaded
Resolution create the rest by hand.
Regards
Scott
Hi Scott
I think you are missing the elements that glue everything together. You have Methods and individual buttons and the top presentation config. But where is the CommandBarSection and the CommandBarSectionItem that are in between?
Take a look at the folder structure of an old Github project of mine:
https://github.com/AngelaIp/aras-image-uploader-for-tech-docs/tree/master/Import/mppOptions/Import
Ignore the project itself, it´s outdated and I didn´t know better in the past. But notice the elements that I included into the package.
I started with CommandBarItem to export the individual buttons/menus. This one is a nice trick, cause this ItemType is a Poly-Itemtype that combines all elements. In addition I exported CommandBarSectionItem cause I extended an existing CommandBarSection. CommandBarSection and Presentation Config are missing in my case, cause they were already there in Innovator OOTB.
So for CUI go with Item/Section and SectionItem. PresentationConfig only if missing.
Angela
Hi there Angela,
What I assumed was that when I clicked the button "Add to Package Definition", that innovator would add what it needed to add to the package for Export-Import.
Woops .... my bad! [emoticon:c28b2e4cc20f4ba28d1befdba6bed29c]
So, thanks for the overview and the guidance.
I will check your GitHub post.
Take care.
Scott
A little late, however, this is why I began using Innovator Admin to package items since it allows for dependency checks to occur.
Hello Morgan,
You mean the "Innovator Admin" tool. I didn't know that it did that.
I will give it a try. .... Today ...
And by the way, .... It's never too late for tips and tricks.
Thanks
Scott
