Topic 12.1.2: Publishing InTouch Application
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Published InTouch Applications
- After you edit your managed InTouch application, you can publish it.
- A published application appears in InTouch Application Manager as Published.
- The advantage of published InTouch applications is that they can be distributed like stand-alone InTouch applications, but continue to support the functionality of ArchestrA Symbols.
However, you can no longer:
- Use ArchestrA IDE to deploy InTouch applications.
- Edit or add ArchestrA Symbols in InTouch applications.
- Edit the published InTouch application.
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Publishing a Stand-alone InTouch Application
- Use the Application Publisher to publish a stand-alone InTouch application.
- If you want the published application to run at a specific screen resolution, set the original application to that resolution before you publish it.
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Publishing an InTouch Modern Application
- You can publish a Modern InTouch application from Application Manager. A published Modern application can be distributed like a legacy InTouch application, but continues to support the functionality provided by ArchestrA symbols.
- You cannot edit a published Modern application. You must re-publish an application if any updates are made to the source windows in WindowMaker.
- You can use WindowMaker to migrate a published Modern application from a version of InTouch prior to version 2014 R2 Service Pack 1. You can then modify the published application by updating the application source files and re-publishing.
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Publishing a Managed InTouch Application
- You can publish a managed InTouch application from the InTouchViewApp object that is associated with it.
- The export consists of a folder containing information about the object and the managed InTouch application.
- This is different than exporting the InTouchViewApp object itself. For more information, see Importing and Exporting an InTouchViewApp Object.
- The published InTouch application cannot be reimported into an InTouchViewApp object. A published InTouch application cannot be edited.
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Contents of a Published File
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- The following table lists the included folders, files, and excluded files for all published stand-alone InTouch applications.
Included Folders |
Included Files |
Excluded Files |
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Main application folder |
All |
Backup files. These files have the .?bk file name extension. |
Files with these extensions: .win, .dat, .lgh, .idx, .log, .fsm, .stg, .$$$ |
Subfolders not in the Special Directories list |
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retentiv.x retentiv.d retentiv.a retentiv..s (two dots) retentiv.h wm.ini db.ini linkdefs.ini tbox.ini group.def itocx.cfg |
The appedit.lok file, which indicates that the application is open in WindowMaker. |
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Any files with names of the form SSD_*.xml. |
Compiled window files with the file name extension .wvw. |
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Dictionary subfolders for run-time language switching |
All files with the .xml extension. |
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Symbol subfolders |
All files and subfolders. |
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wiz.ini file, if there are wizards installed. |
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Copy of the wizard executable. |
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.dll files, .wdo files .wdf files |
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For a run-time only application, all files with a file names of SSD_*.xml are excluded.