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Extract the contents of
wssdk_<version.build>.zip.
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In
, select the component type for the SDK samples (for example,
Automatic Actions from the "Custom components type" list) and click
Add.
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Browse to the SDK sample you want to upload (for example,
<path you unzipped to>\samples\dist\autoaction_samples.zip) and click
OK.
You will now see the SDK samples you uploaded both in the list on the
page and in the page corresponding to that type of object. For example, if you uploaded the SDK sample automatic actions, you will see them in the list of available actions in the workflow editor when you add an automatic action. All components defined in the uploaded archive will be added to WorldServer even if they are not of the type you selected from the list. For example, if your component archive file has auto actions and triggers and you load it from the auto action view, both the automatic actions and the triggers will be loaded. You will only see the automatic actions listed, because you are on the auto action page. If you go to the triggers page, you will see the components that were also added in that area.
In the uploaded components list, the components that have been uploaded as samples have a check box next to them, so that you can delete them. Core out-of-the-box objects do not have check boxes next to them.
Note: In addition to these SDK samples that you can upload to WorldServer, SDL provides sample objects that are installed with WorldServer and which you can import into WorldServer by going to
. Some of the sample objects that you can import have dependencies on already uploaded SDK sample objects. For example, the “Advanced Quote Approval Process Workflow” depends on the SDK sample “Set Quote Status” automatic action that has already been uploaded. If you try to import the “Advanced Quote Approval Process Workflow” object before you upload the “Set Quote Status” automatic action sample, the import will fail and it will tell you which object is required.