Browsing Design Time Repository

Repository editor displays all projects in user's workspace and design time repository. The project tree is organized into the following categories:

Categories in the project tree

Category

Description

Rules Projects

Contains OpenL Tablets rule projects.

Deployment Projects

Contains deployment projects for deploying rule projects to production time repository. For information on using deployment projects, see Deploying Projects.

The status of each project in the tree is identified by a specific icon. The following table describes the icons in the project tree:

Project icons in repository editor

Icon

Description

Project is closed.

It is available only in design time repository and must be opened to copy it to user's workspace.

Project is opened.

It is copied to user's workspace in read only mode and must be checked out for modification.

Project is checked out by current user.

It is copied to user's workspace and can be modified. Other users cannot check out the project. To save changes, the project must be checked in.

Project is closed by current user but checked out by another user.

Current user cannot check out the project.

Project is opened by current user but checked out by another user.

Current user cannot check out the project.

Project exists only in user's workspace but not in design time repository.

Other users do not see this project. User can delete the project or upload it to design time repository as described in Uploading Projects to Design Time Repository.

Project is marked for deletion.

In OpenL Web Studio, deletion of a project takes place in the following phases:

Phase

Description

Deleting a project

Project is removed from user's workspace and marked for deletion. In this phase, the project can be restored using the undelete function.

For information on deleting a project, see Deleting a Project.

Erasing a project

Deleted project is permanently removed from design time repository. After this phase, the project cannot be restored.

For information on erasing a project, see Erasing a Project.