Difference between revisions of "Publish"
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#Follow the instructions to [[Package#Create_a_Package|Create a Package]], then [[Package#Add Item to a Package|Add items to the Package]]. | #Follow the instructions to [[Package#Create_a_Package|Create a Package]], then [[Package#Add Item to a Package|Add items to the Package]]. | ||
#Click '''[Publish]''' to begin the process, or click '''[Edit]''' to make changes to the package before publishing | #Click '''[Publish]''' to begin the process, or click '''[Edit]''' to make changes to the package before publishing | ||
# | #Provide the following information: | ||
#:;Name:Name of the package | #:;Name:Name of the package | ||
#:;Version:Version number of the package | #:;Version:Version number of the package. | ||
#::* The default value is an auto-incrementing dot-version. | |||
#::: If the Package version is "1", the default will be "1.1". If the Package version is "1.1", the default will be "1.2". Etc. | |||
#::: The value can be changed to whatever you like. | |||
#::: After publication, it is displayed in as version in the Package object | |||
#::* The Package object stored version numbers and notes for the last five (5) versions. | |||
#:;Version Notes:Notes about the package | #:;Version Notes:Notes about the package | ||
Revision as of 22:05, 25 July 2011
Publishing a package makes it available for tenants to install. It also makes it possible for the publisher (you) to automatically upgrade local Package Subscribers, using the Deploy option.
- The Publish Package option must be enabled by your Service Provider.
- This feature is disabled by default.
To publish a Package:
- Follow the instructions to Create a Package, then Add items to the Package.
- Click [Publish] to begin the process, or click [Edit] to make changes to the package before publishing
- Provide the following information:
- Name
- Name of the package
- Version
- Version number of the package.
- The default value is an auto-incrementing dot-version.
- If the Package version is "1", the default will be "1.1". If the Package version is "1.1", the default will be "1.2". Etc.
- The value can be changed to whatever you like.
- After publication, it is displayed in as version in the Package object
- The Package object stored version numbers and notes for the last five (5) versions.
- Version Notes
- Notes about the package