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The Fiorano eStudio tool provides facilities to export components from one Enterprise server and import them into another server.

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Exporting a Component Exporting a Component

Exporting a

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The Fiorano eStudio tool provides facilities to export and import components.

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Microservice

To export a microservice, perform the following actions:

1. Right-click the microservice to be exported from Microservice Repository panel (it lists all microservices available under their respective categories) and right-click the microservice and choose export to offline or export to Local disk from the drop-down list to export the component.
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   Figure 1: Menu to export the component from the Fiorano Studio
    
2. In the Customize Export SMTP: The 4.0 Export Services To Local Disk dialog box, provide the location where the file needs to be saved as shown in Figure 2. Also select and select the checkboxes to choose the service and also any system library dependencies that you wish to export along with this component.
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   Figure 2: UI Option to save the exported component and its libraries
    
3. Click Finish to export the component as a zip file that is saved on the file system.

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Importing a Component Importing a Component

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Microservice

The Import operation is similar to the export operation discussed above. An Import is typically performed by reading a .zip file, containing an exported or newly created/added component, from the file system.

1. Right-click on Service Repository > Registered Services and choose Import Service from the menu list.
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   Figure 3: Menu to import a saved/exported/new componentmicroservice
    
2. Choose the Import Service from service from the menu list to import from the zip file. Click the OK Open button to import. In the file-chooser dialog, browse the file system and/or type in the path of the .zip file containing the component(s) to import.Choose the .zip file containing the Component(s). The list of components in the .zip file is displayed, as shown in the figure below. Choose the components to import and click OK.
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   Figure 4: Menu to import a new component
    

3. Choose the files and dependencies as required and click Finish.
   
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   Figure 5: List of components to import

    

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   If the service already exists, it appears in red font as in the figure above; select the Overwirite if exists option to replace the existing microservice.

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component can be edited by selecting Edit <ServiceName> option in the Import Services panel (see the figure above). Modify as required in the ServiceDescriptor.xml editor.

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Figure 6: Properties of the imported component in ServiceDescriptor.xml