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Online Event Process Development and Offline Event Process Development perspectives are available in the eStudio application. Micro Service Microservice Repository is available in both the perspectives and are explained in the below sections.
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In Online Event Process Development Perspective, the services present in the connected enterprise server are shown in the Micro Service Microservice Repository panel which displays the categorized services.
Figure 1: Micro Service Microservice Repository panel
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The Services in Micro Service Microservice Repository can be exported to local disk by right-clicking the service and selecting Export to Local disk option from context menu.
Figure 2: Option to export to local disk
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You can choose the export location by clicking the Browse button and specifying the location to be exported. By default, the selected service gets included in the export. To export Dependent services, these have to be selected from the tree as shown in the above figure.
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Components can be imported from the file system. This can be done by clicking the Import From Local Disk icon present in the upper-right part of the Micro Service Microservice Repository panel.
Figure 4: Import from Local Disk
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If the Overwrite If Exists checkbox is selected, the service in the Micro Service Microservice Repository will be over written by the one in the zip file, otherwise conflicting services are not imported from the local disk.
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Figure 8: Select an Option dialog
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Fiorano eStudio has an independent Micro Service Microservice Repository in Offline Event Process Development perspective, which enables services to be configured offline (without connecting to the Enterprise Server). It can be viewed by opening the Micro Service Microservice Repository panel (refer Figure 1), which displays the categorized services.
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A service can be deployed to an Enterprise server by right-clicking the component in Micro Service Microservice Repository view and selecting Export Service to Server from the context menu.
Figure 9: Option to export to Server
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If the Overwrite If Exists checkbox is selected, the services in the server will be over-written by the one in the Micro Service Microservice Repository, otherwise conflicting services will not be export to the server.
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- The services present on server can be imported into the Micro service Microservice repository by selecting the Import from Server option in the Micro Service Microservice Repository panel.
Figure 11: Import from Server option - This opens Import Service From Server dialog box.
Select the server from where services have to be imported and click the Connect button. This displays all the available services in that server.
Figure 12: Import service from server
Note Provide the credentials of the server if prompted for the same. The default Username and password are 'admin' and 'passwd' respectively. If you have already logged into the selected server, you won't get this particular dialog box.
- Select the services to be imported and click the Finish button to import the service.
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The components can be exported and imported from and to the file system respectively by following the same actions as performed in Online Event Process Development.