Page: Create Build Structure And Compile

In the Create Build Structure And Compile page you can define what should be included in the build process.

Fields

• Components Folder: If Components, LNG_Components or UPD_Components folder exist in your <workspace> the path will be automatically set.
• Build Destination: The path to the location where you will create your <build_home> e.g. <workspace>\build_home.
• Select Component to build: List of components found in the defined Components Folder.
• Select Build Options: List of subfolders in the selected components in Select Components to build.
• Select Languages: List of languages in the selected components in Select Components to build (server folder should be included in Select Build Options).
• Compile Options: Define if Java and/or C# compilation should be started by IFS Configuration Builder when build process is ready.
  (To be able to compile Java and C#, IFS Base Functionality (fndbas) must be included in the build or already built to build destination.)

Operations

• Components Folder: Select the input to the build process, either by selecting Components or  LNG_Components from dropdown (if exist) or use Browse to select another component structure as input to the build process (See How to Build Manually)
• Build Destination: Use browse button to create and select your <build_home> e.g. <workspace>\build_home.
• Select Component to build: Select the components that should be included in the build process. (Read more about Filter in How to Build in General)
• Select Build Options: Select the build options that should be included in the build process.
• Select Languages: Select the languages that should be included in the build process. The Client column for each included language can be selected. When not selected, the specific language will not be generated for client runtime although the translations will be installed to the <build_home>. (Read more about Filter in How to Build in General)
• Compile Options: Select if Java and/or C# compilation should be started when build process is ready.
• When Error: Define if the process should stop if an error occur, or continue and write the error in log file.
• Build: Click Build to start the build process.
• Current workspace: Link to your current workspace and information of when last modified.