Chapter 11 Using Repository Versioning
Using Jaguar Manager, you can create versions for any repository entity type listed in Table 11-1.
Entity type | Version data contains |
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Server | For major and minor versions, includes only
configuration properties for the server.
WARNING! Unlike the application entity type, the server version data does not include installed applications, packages, or Web applications. You must create versions of these entities yourself. |
Application | Includes application properties data, plus version data for each Web application and package in the application. Major versions include package and Web application implementation files, as described below. |
Package | Version data for the package plus version data
for each component installed in the package.
A major version includes:
|
Component | A major version includes configuration properties
and implementation files (the file set indicated by the com.sybase.jaguar.component.files property
plus the component implementation files).
A minor version includes only configuration properties. |
Web Application | A major version includes configuration properties
and implementation files (the entire context root directory including
the WEB-INF subdirectory), plus major version
data for installed Web components.
A minor version includes only configuration properties, plus minor version data for installed Web components. |
Servlet or Web Component | A major version includes configuration properties
and implementation files.
A minor version includes only configuration properties. |
J2EE Client | A major version includes configuration properties
and implementation files.
A minor version includes only configuration properties. |
Manually creating a new version
Viewing version history
Version history shows the version number, creation date, and comment for all available versions of an entity. To display version history:
Restoring a version
Restoring replaces the current configuration and implementation files with the saved version files.
WARNING! Restore overwrites the current configuration and implementation. Save the current version first if you may need to restore it in the future.
To restore a version:
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