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20 Chapter 3 Configuration of the Application Launcher
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Examples
The following are examples of custom applications that you can add to the Application Launcher.
Example 1
01. <config>
02. <category name="BCM Applications">
03. <application name="BCM Monitor" visible="no" />
04. <application name="Data Migration Manager" visible="no" />
05. <application name="Business Element Manager">
06. <download url="http://staging.server.com/BCM_cache/EM-61.0.0.zip" name="Highspeed
Server"/>
07. </application>
08. </category>
09. <category name="Additional Applications">
10. <application name="Avaya Support" visible="no" />
11. <application name="Acme System Support">
12. <url url="http://www.acme.com/support/BCM" name="Acme System Support"/>
13. </application>
14. </category>
15. </config>
The following list describes lines 01 to 15 in the above example.
The config sections indicate the start and end of the file and must be present in all XML
configurations. See line 1 and 15.
The category tag surrounds an Application Group. There are types of groups as mentioned.
Category tags appear on lines 2, 8, 9, 14.
The application tags define visibility, or contain additional download URLs. Application tags
appear on lines 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, 11, 13.
Lines 5 and 7 open and close a Business Element Manager application update, and line 6
indicates that a new download URL should be added.
Lines 11 through to lines 13 indicate the addition of an application to the Additional
Applications group with a single web link named Acme Support Systems.
The download tag is indicates additional download locations for applications. See line 6.
The url tag indicates a web link. See line 12.
The application section can have more then one url or download.
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