
Application Manager — Overview
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Application Management Event Cycle
This set of procedures is designed to identify the events that can occur during an
application’s life cycle, from the point of view of the Application Management tool.
Step APPMAN Events Time Line Sheet 1 of 4
1 Create and Generate/Compile Application.
Create a PeriProducer application in the directory designated for development. Be
sure to incorporate the definition of any statistical events for which statistics are to
be generated.
Before you can implement an application, you must create an executable version of
the application.
• To create an executable for a PeriProducer application, use the PeriProducer
Generate function. For information about generating an application, refer to the
PeriProducer User’s Guide.
• To create an executable for an application, use the makeapp command, which
is issued from a command line. In the following example, the makeapp
command is issued to compile the source code file newapp.cob.
vsh.5@is5{1} -> makeapp newapp.cob
Compiling under: @ (#) Avaya: 1.31, 5.3.0, 06/30/97
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vrc: newapp.cob parsed with no errors
vrc: newapp.cob finished ok.
All required files (*.vex, *.acfg,
*.so, *.dll) is copied from the user’s
development directory to the required locations on the component during the
Assign process (Step #3).
2 Define a Configuration File and Shared Libraries.
2a Configuration File:
Optionally (at this time), define a configuration file for this application with the
Application Configuration window. If a configuration file is defined for an
application, both the executable file (*.vex) and its configuration file (*.acfg)
must exist in the same development directory for them to be copied to the
component during the Assign process (Step #3).
If a configuration file (*.acfg) is not defined before the application is assigned, a
default configuration file is created automatically during the Assign process.
All required files (*.vex, *.acfg, *.so, *.dll) is copied from the user’s
development directory to the required locations on the component during the
Assign process (Step #3).
To remove configuration files (as well as executable and shared libraries) from their
location on a component when they are no longer needed, use the Remove Files
option.
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