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Maintain a .NET assembly

You can modify and delete a .NET assembly, and view associations for a .NET assembly on the .NET assemblies page.

To open the .Net assemblies page, navigate to Integration > .Net assemblies.

Modify a .NET assembly

Procedure
  1. On the .Net assemblies page, locate the assembly to modify.
  2. By default, a list of local .NET assemblies that are currently stored in the database for your working category is displayed. To view the list of .NET assemblies in store, on the Assembly type, select Store.
  3. To display the .NET assemblies within a specific category, select the category on the Category list.
  4. Select the assembly reference to open it for modification.
  5. Make the required changes. To update the assembly file, upload a new file (either a single DLL or a ZIP package) in place of the existing one. The new file overwrites the previous version.

    • The ZIP must match the name of the primary assembly inside it. For example, MyLibrary.zip must contain MyLibrary.dll. If no matching DLL is found, an error message is displayed, and the ZIP cannot be uploaded.

    • The Package Zip Max Size (MB) and Package Max Files settings in the Streaming tab of the Configuration Utility control the ZIP size and the number of files allowed in the ZIP. Refer to the Tungsten TotalAgility Configuration Utility Guide for more information.

  6. Select Save.

Delete a .NET assembly

For packaged (ZIP) assemblies, the ZIP file is also removed from the system, including all associated records.
Procedure
  1. On the .Net assemblies page, locate the .NET assembly to delete.
  2. On the context menu of the .NET assembly, select Delete.

    On confirmation, the .NET assembly reference is deleted.

View associations

View the list of processes (all types), business rules, and forms associated with the .NET assemblies.

Procedure
  1. On the .Net assemblies page, locate the .NET assembly for which to view the associations.
  2. On the context menu of the .NET assembly, select Associations.

    The Integration associations - <.NET assembly name> dialog box displays the following list of associations with name and type: Business processes, case definitions, fragments, business rules, and forms if any. You can select the item name link to open the item in a new browser tab and make changes, as needed.

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