Deploying on a Service Level

In the Configuration Builder panel, perform these steps to set project-related settings that apply to all deployed engines on all machines.

1. Select the application-name.bar entry. It is one level below the top level in the hierarchy.
2. Select its Advanced tab.
   Note: For TIBCO BusinessEvents, settings at both the application and service levels affect the entire deployment.
3. As desired, enter the name of the CDD file and processing unit (PUID) you want to use for all deployed engines. You can use a relative or absolute path.
   Note: The TIBCO BusinessEvents engine looks for the CDD and processing unit as follows:

   • The engine looks first in the file system, under the given path. If the path is specified as a relative path, it is relative to the working directory (in this case: ...tibco/tra/domain/domainName/application/appName/
   • If no CDD is found in the file system, the engine looks within the EAR, under the given path. If the path is specified as a relative path, it is relative to the project root.
4. You can also override any service-settable global variable values as desired. Values entered here apply to all deployed engines.
   Note: Service-settable global variables are only available if the Include All Service Level Global Variables check box in the Build Enterprise Archive dialog is selected before generating the EAR file.

   Note: Global Variable Overrides:  If you override a global variable at a lower level, subsequent changes at higher levels are ignored.
5. Click Save when you are done. The Configuration Builder panel appears again.
6. Select the machines in the administration domain to which you will deploy the application.
7. In the Configuration Builder panel, click the service (application.bar) name.
   The service name is nested under the application name. In the General tab, Target Machines panel, the current machine is available by default.
8. Select Add to Additional Machines and select the machines to which you will deploy the application.
   Note: You can select the same machine more than one time if you want to deploy the application more than once on a machine. For example, you would do this when you want to deploy two different processing units to one machine.
9. Click Save.
10. Continue with the steps described in Deploying on an Instance Level.