Users Guide

The non-DUPs files must first be downloaded and saved to a local or network drive location.
2. Click the Components tab, and then click Import.
The Import new DUP files window is displayed.
3. Under Selected DUP Files, click Browse.
The Select DUP File to Add window is displayed.
4. In the Select DUP File to Add window, select the component(s) that you want to add, and then click Open.
You can browse and search for any non-DUP file available on the system.
The Import new DUP files window is displayed when Open is selected.
5. In the Import new DUP files window, select the component(s) you want to add.
NOTE: Select the component(s) you want to remove from the existing list, and then click Remove.
6. Select any of the following options.
• Add to repository only
• Add to repository and all the following bundles:
If you are not selecting any bundle, all the bundles will be displayed under the list. You can select the desired
bundles from the list.
7. Click OK or click Cancel to exit without making any changes. A Security Warning appears do you want to accept
this file?
if the certificate has issued. You have the option to Accept, Reject, or View Certificate.
After you Accept the certificate, Please wait... dialog box appears while adding the non-DUP files.
8. The Import non-DUP files window displays the details of the non-DUP file.
The File Name and Add Description field provide further details of the non-DUP file.
NOTE: The description can be edited.
9. Click OK.
The Adding Components to Repository window displays a summary of the non-DUP files imported and the bundles
the non-DUP files that have been added to.
10. Click Close.
Creating A Bundle For Selected Components
In the Components tab, you can create bundles for selected components.
To create a bundle for a component:
1. On the My Repositories tab, select the desired repository, and click Open.
2. In the Components tab, select the component(s) for which you want to create a bundle.
3. Click New Bundle.
The Name and Version window is displayed.
4. Type the name and version of the bundle.
By default, the name of the bundle is New Bundle (Windows 32-bit) for Windows 32–bit, New Bundle (Windows 64-
bit)for Windows 64-bit, New Bundle (Linux) for Linux it is Linux and for any other options (which is OS independent),
it is New Bundle (OS Independent). Also the version number is 1.0 for all these options.
5. Click Next.
The Select OS window is displayed.
6. Under OS Type, select any one of the following options:
• Windows 32–bit
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