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Application Manager — Overview

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Assign Action

Use the Assign Lines action to associate applications with locations and to initiate an

application’s execution cycle.

You can assign an application without starting it, assign and start the application

simultaneously, or terminate, then restart, applications at the same location to which it

was previously assigned. The tree in the workspace indicates the most current

information about the domain.

Assign/Start Order

Applications are copied to the appropriate directory and associated with locations

during the Assign process. The Start process initiates an application’s execution cycle.

The order in which applications are assigned and started is critical to overall system

performance. The assign/start order is initially defined when you assign and start

applications with the Assign/(Re)Start Lines tool. However, the order can be

redefined with the Line Start Order During Reboot tool.

Configuration File Requirements

Before an application can be assigned, a configuration file (*.acfg) must exist in the

same directory as its executable file (*.vex). If you attempt to assign an application

and a configuration file is not present, a default configuration file is automatically

created during the Assign process.

For additional information, see Application Configuration on page 63.

Assign Lines Window Icons

The graphical application and phone line information in the Assign Lines action

windows, is identified in the following table.

For information about types of applications, see Types of Applications on page 118.

For information about configuring application types, see Configure Standard

Applications on page 66.

For information about types of phone lines, see Types of Phone Lines on page 119.

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