Steps I Have Followed To Deploy SBO TBO

This document outlines the steps to deploy a sample SBO (Service Business Object) and TBO (Type Business Object) in Documentum. It involves: 1. Compiling and packaging the Java classes into JAR files 2. Creating a new object type in Application Builder 3. Inserting modules for the SBO and TBO, specifying the interface and implementation JAR files 4. Adding dependencies between the modules 5. Checking in changes and closing Application Builder

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steps i have followed to deploy SBO TBO Compile your SBO and TBO Java classes. 2.

Create a separate JAR file for interface and implementation for each TBO and SBO (in this example, four JAR files in total). 3. Create a new type to be used with your TBO. a. Open Documentum Application Builder and create a new DocApp. b. Choose Insert>Object Type c. Double-click the new type to bring up the editor. d. Name the type tutorial_flavor. e. For the label, enter Tutorial Flavor. f. Set the SuperType to dm_document. g. Close the type editor. h. Choose Insert>Attribute. i. Double click the new attribute to bring up the editor. j. Change the Attribute name to flavor. k. Set the label to Flavor. l. Set the Data type to String. m. Close the attribute editor. n. Check in the new Object Type by right-clicking on it and selecting Check in selected object(s). o. Click OK. 4. Insert a new module for ITutorialSBO business object. a. Choose Insert > Module. b. Double-click Module1 to display the module editor. c. Change the name of the module to com.documentum.tutorial.ITutorialSBO. Choose SBO from the Module type drop-down box. Leave the Check in... field as Minor Version. e. Click Add, next to Interface JAR(s). f. Navigate to your ITutorialSBO.jar file and add it. g. Click Add, next to Implementation JAR(s) and add TutorialSBO.jar. h. From the Class Name drop-down, choose com.documentum.tutorial.TutorialSBO. i. Check in the module by right-clicking ITutorialSBO under the modules forlder and selecting Check in selected object(s). Then click OK. 5. Insert a new module for ITutorialTBO a. Choose Insert>Module. b. Double-click the new module to edit it. c. Name the module tutorial_flavor. d. Select TBO as the module type. e. Click Add, next to Interface JAR(s). f. Navigate to your ITutorialTBO.jar file and add it. g. Click Add, next to Implementation JAR(s). h. Navigate to your TutorialsTBO.jar file and add it. i. From the Class Name drop-down, choose com.documentum.tutorial.TutorialTBO. j. Click the Dependencies tab. k. Click the Add button below Required Modules. l. Enter com.documentum.tutorial.IMySBO as the name. m. Click Add and select Copy from Docbase. n. Navigate into the /System/Modules/SBO folder and double-click ITutorialSBO. o. Select ITutorialSBO.jar and click Insert.