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The regular project type contains globals and modules which contains module elements such as attributes, decision tables and flows. Unlike library projects, a regular project can be executed by the runtime. A project may include library projects and a regular project can be converted to a library project.
Create a project
To create a project:
- Select the branch in which you want to create the project.
- Open the project menu from the navigation panel.
- Select "+ New project" in the expansion panel named "Projects"
- Choose a name and click "Create"
After a project has been created, some properties have to be
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Entry-point module | Only exposed flows and web services that are defined in this module or its included modules will be exposed by the runtime. This module is automatically opened in Blueriq Encore after selecting a project. |
| Implementation modules | Select which interation modules (and its included modules) will be included in the project export to be available in the runtime. |
| Configuration modules | Select which configuration modules (and its included modules) will be included in the project export to be available in the runtime. |
| Process modules | Select which process modules (and its included modules) will be included in the project export to be available in the runtime. |
| Change to library | This converts the regular project to an internal library project. Note: converting an existing project to a library project will delete its project configuration such as the module configuration and language. |
| Default language | The default language of the application in both Encore and the runtime. |
| Language name | The name of the language. |
| Language | The languages that are supported by language settings in the runtime. |
| Dialect | The dialect or tone of voice such as formal or informal. |
Export a project
To export a library project, the project needs to be valid. Read more about project validation here.
If a project is valid, it can be exported using one of these options:
- Open the context menu (
) of a project in the navigation panel and choose "Export". - Or once the library project has already been selected choose "Export project"
Note that a library project export differs from an export of a regular project.
- A library export is used to be distributed to other repositories and cannot be interpreted by the runtime
- An export of a regular project cannot be distributed to another repository (use a package for this) and can be interpreted by the runtime.
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