Exporting an Application Profile
An application profile can be exported from the application. After an application is configured with a profile, it becomes part of the application archive.
Do the following to export an application profile as a substvar and properties file:
- Click the project.application, expand Package Unit folder and double-click Properties to open the Properties page.
- In the Properties view, select the profile, and click the Export Profile button. The Export Profile wizard opens.
- Select the properties to be exported and use the
Browse button to browse to a location where you want to download the profile file as a substvar or properties file.
- To export as substvar file, select the checkbox
Export as substvar file and browse the location to export the substvar file.
A
<ProfileName>.substvarfile is created in the location specified. You can now import this profile file into another application.
- To export as substvar file, select the checkbox
Export as substvar file and browse the location to export the substvar file.
- Click Finish.
The following table lists the values of five different types of properties if the default values are not provided for all the properties and exported as properties file.
| Data Type | Property Name | Values Before Export | Values After Export | Values After Export in properties file | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Default | Default | ||||||
| String | newProperty5 | #//test//newProperty5# | newProperty5 | ||||
| Password | newProperty4 | #//test//newProperty4# | <encrypted value of the password> | ||||
| Integer | newProperty3 | 0 | #//test//newProperty3# | 0 | |||
| Long | newProperty2 | 0 | #//test//newProperty2# | 0 | |||
| Boolean | newProperty1 | false | #//test//newProperty1# | false | |||
The following table lists the values of five different types of properties if the default values are provided for all the properties and exported as properties file.
| Data Type | Property Name | Values Before Export | Values After export | Values After Export in properties file | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Default | Default | ||||||
| String | newProperty5 | TIBCO | #//test//newProperty5# | TIBCO | |||
| Password | newProperty4 | *** | #//test//newProperty4# | <encrypted value of the password> | |||
| Integer | newProperty3 | 1 | #//test//newProperty3# | 1 | |||
| Long | newProperty2 | 12345 | #//test//newProperty2# | 12345 | |||
| Boolean | newProperty1 | true | #//test//newProperty1# | true | |||
Note: For String type property in group, the values after export in properties file is
//test///newGroup/newGroup1/newProperty5=TIBCOThe following table lists the values of five different types of properties if the default values are provided for all the properties and exported as properties file using (.) dot as a separator.
| Data Type | Property Name | Values Before Export | Values After Export | Values After Export in properties file | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Default | Default | ||||||
| String | newProperty5 | TIBCO | #test.newProperty5# | TIBCO | |||
| Password | newProperty4 | *** | #test.newProperty4# | <encrypted value of the password> | |||
| Integer | newProperty3 | 1 | #test.newProperty3# | 1 | |||
| Long | newProperty2 | 12345 | #test.newProperty2# | 12345 | |||
| Boolean | newProperty1 | true | #test.newProperty1# | true | |||
Note: For String type property in group, the values after export in properties file is
test.newGroup.newGroup1.Property5=TIBCO