
Advanced Features
Creating and Using a Subproduct
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 | Creating and Using a Subproduct | 
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 | Using subproducts provides a way for you to organize filesets into | 
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 | different groupings beyond that provided within a product. A subproduct | 
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 | is a reference to groups of logically related filesets. For example, you | 
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 | might create a subproduct that references a fileset grouping for the | 
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 | entire runtime configuration. It is important to remember that | 
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 | subproducts only reference filesets and do not physically contain | 
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 | them. | 
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 | Specifying a subproduct lets you group filesets within a larger product | 
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 | specification. Attribute values are used to define the subproduct. If a | 
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 | subproduct is specified, the subproduct attributes, tag and contents are | 
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 | required for a valid PSF. | 
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 | To create a subproduct | 
| Step | 1. | Select the appropriate product element in the Package Structure that | 
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 | contains filesets. | 
| Step | 2. | From the main menu, select Structure > Add Element(s) > | 
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 | Subproduct. | 
| Step | 3. | Enter a subproduct name. | 
| Step | 4. | Select the appropriate filesets to add to the subproduct. | 
| Step | 5. | Click Add. | 
| Step | 6. | Continue this process until all subproduct content has been added. | 
| Step | 7. | To save and exit, click OK once all contents have been added. | 
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