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# Review the Objects that are part of the application:<br><br>[[File:Package_johnrichardsMyOrders_App.PNG|900px]]<br><br> | # Review the Objects that are part of the application:<br><br>[[File:Package_johnrichardsMyOrders_App.PNG|900px]]<br><br> | ||
# Click '''Publish''' and click '''Save'''.<br><br>[[File:Packaged_App_johnrichardsMyOrders_App.PNG|800px]] | # Click '''Publish''' and click '''Save'''.<br><br>[[File:Packaged_App_johnrichardsMyOrders_App.PNG|800px]] | ||
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Revision as of 11:16, 14 December 2022
Objective
- In this exercise, you create a Package to back up your new Application and all the components that you have developed during this class.
- To do so, you will use the Packages component of “Account Management” to enable packaging, versioning, and promotion of collections of Objects through the application development lifecycle.
Steps
- Navigate to Configuration > Administration > Account Management > Packages and click New Package.
- Type a Name as <your_subdomain>MyOrdersApp and provide a Description as shown:
- Click Save.
- Click Add Item.
- Choose Item Type as Application and check the box next to the MyOrders application. Click Add to Package.
- Review the Objects that are part of the application:
- Click Publish and click Save.