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Typographic Conventions

We use the following typographical conventions.

mxtool (4)	HP-UX manual page. mxtool is the name and (4) is the
	section. From the command line, you can enter “man
	mxtool” or “man 4 mxtool” to view the manpage. See
	man (1).
Book Title	Title of a book. On the Web and on the Instant
	Information CD, it may be a hot link to the book itself.
Command	Command name or qualified command phrase.
ComputerOut	Text displayed by the computer.
KeyCap	Name of a keyboard key.
Term	Defined use of an important word or phrase.
UserInput	Commands and other text that you type.
Variable	Name of a variable that you may replace in a command
	or function or information in a display that represents
	several possible values.
[ ]	Contents are optional in formats and command
	descriptions. If the contents are a list separated by ,
	you must choose one of the items.
{ }	Contents are required in formats and command
	descriptions. If the contents are a list separated by ,
	you must choose one of the items.
...	Preceding element may be repeated an arbitrary
	number of times.
	Separates items in a list of choices.

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HP Software Package Builder (SPB) manual Typographic Conventions

Contents

Edition Manufacturing Part Number December Warranty Government LicenseCopyright Notice Trademark Notices Publication History Typographic Conventions Contents Glossary Index Introduction to Software Features Benefits FeaturesSoftware Package Builder Overview Software Package Builder and HP-UX Software Distributor Software Package Builder Overview System Requirements To access Java configuration informationOptimizing Java Installation Installation OverviewTo download SPB from the Web Starting Software Package Builder Specifying Packaging Policy Rules FilePage Software Packaging Software Packaging Overview Software packaging lifecycle is displayed in Figure Software Packaging LifecycleSoftware Packaging Lifecycle TIP Software Package Structure Organizing Filesystems Software Elements Software Package Structure Software Package Hierarchy Software Package Hierarchy Structural Elements Functions and Relationships Structural Function Relationship Element Software Package Structure Product Specification File Attributes Required Attribute Values Software Element Required AttributeRecommended Attribute Values Software Element Recommended Attribute Packaging Policies Page Software Package Builder Introduction Package Structure Screen RegionsAttribute Table Policy Help Tab Messages TabPSF View Tool Bar MenusAdditional Information Page Getting Started with Software Getting Started Using the SPB GUI Creating a New PSFTo create a PSF To create a product and add filesets Managing Fileset Content Step From the Structure menu, select Add Elements FilesTo create a destination filesystem Step Click Add Directory Validating a PSF To set file or directory permissions To filter the attribute display Setting AttributesTo set attributes You enter new data into the PSF, SPB re-validates the file Using the SPB Command Line Interface Editing from the CLIValidating from the CLI Example Incorporating SPB into Automated Processes Return Values Additional Information Advanced Features Managing Fileset Content Manage Fileset Content Dialog Box Using Advanced Features RegionsFile Mapping Options Mapping Options Setting FileTo set the recursive option To set the file * or include option Mode field of the Directory Attributes and File Attributes File Mode AccessAdd Permissions Step Select Apply to All To apply a mode to all filesAttributes table Step Select the Advanced Options button To change the default representation of the Mode fieldPermissions Selections Managing Fileset Content To create a subproduct Creating and Using a SubproductSubproduct Creating and Using a Bundle To create a bundle To add a vendor or category Creating and Using a Vendor or CategoryAttribute Table Creating and Using Vendor Defined Attributes To create a vendor defined attributeTo edit a vendor defined attribute Attributes Software Specification Attributes Overview of Software Specification AttributesDependency Attributes Specifications ResolvingSoftware SPB Working with Dependency Attributes Software Specification StatusSPB will not To add a dependency attribute using the and relationship To add a dependency attribute using the or relationship Select Structure Add Elements CorequisitesClick Add Set Click Add Click Add Content To add remote content as a dependency attributeStep Select Structure Add Elements Corequisites Using Control Scripts Using Control Scripts Additional Information Page Glossary Glossary Multiple architecture Optional attribute Tag Unconfigure script Unconfigure script Glossary Index Software elements, 20 bundle, 21 category Index