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::* Development Tenancies do not have a [[Publish]] operation. | ::* Development Tenancies do not have a [[Publish]] operation. | ||
::* Instead, a Download Package is created to [[Mass_Deployment_of_Packages_to_Tenants#Distribute_and_Install_a_Package_via_.ZIP_File|Distribute via .ZIP File]]. | ::* Instead, a Download Package is created to [[Mass_Deployment_of_Packages_to_Tenants#Distribute_and_Install_a_Package_via_.ZIP_File|Distribute via .ZIP File]]. | ||
::*[[Subscribers]] can then use the [[Install from File]] option to install the package. | ::*[[Package Subscribers]] can then use the [[Install from File]] option to install the package. | ||
::*The key advantage to distributing packages in this manner is that | ::*The key advantage to distributing packages in this manner is that Package Subscribers gain the ability to customize and repackage the installed platform elements. | ||
:;Publishing a Package Acquired from a Development Tenancy: | :;Publishing a Package Acquired from a Development Tenancy: | ||
Latest revision as of 03:36, 15 July 2011
A Development Tenancy is a tenant instance that functions solely as a development workspace--a separate sandbox in which developers can design, build, and test custom packages. Such tenancies are used to Develop in the Cloud.
- Distributing a Package Created in a Development Tenancy
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- Development Tenancies do not have a Publish operation.
- Instead, a Download Package is created to Distribute via .ZIP File.
- Package Subscribers can then use the Install from File option to install the package.
- The key advantage to distributing packages in this manner is that Package Subscribers gain the ability to customize and repackage the installed platform elements.
- Publishing a Package Acquired from a Development Tenancy
- When a tenant subscribes to a package created in a Development Tenancy:
- The package can be republished without modification.
- The package can be modified and then republished.
- Package items can be used to create new packages.
- In contrast, Subscribers who install packages from other sources cannot rework the package, republish it, or repackage any of the package items.
Learn more: Collaborative Development Configurations