Example: Creating the configuration map Chooser Map

Smalltalk User Guide : Handling team software components : Grouping applications using configuration maps : Example: Creating the configuration map Chooser Map

This example uses the applications you created in previous chapters.

•Example: Creating the application DevelopChooser

•Example: Creating DevelopTextEditor

•Example: Creating DevelopTimeLogger

•Example: Using TrailBlazer to create DevelopScreenCapture

•Example: Adding a required map to a Chooser Map lineup

To group these applications into a configuration map, do the following:

1. Open a Configuration Maps Browser.

2. From the Names menu, select Create. A window is displayed, prompting you to name the configuration map.

3. Type, for example, Chooser Map; then select OK.

Note the changes to your Configuration Maps Browser. The new map name is now displayed in the list of configuration maps with its edition time stamp in the list of editions.

4. From the Configuration Maps Browser, select the edition time stamp for your configuration map.

5. From the Applications menu, select Add. A window opens, prompting you for editions to add. Select an edition for each of the following applications: DevelopmentWidget, DevelopChooser, DevelopTextEditor, and DevelopTimeLogger.

6. Select OK to add the four applications.

7. Replace the text in the description pane with a description of your configuration map.

After you finish, the Configuration Maps Browser resembles the following:

To create a version of your configuration map, see Example: Creating a configuration map version.

Last modified date: 03/13/2019