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The two menus below are actions that let you start or stop M-Connect's Development engine. When started, the Development engine enables the Preview feature from the user's PC.
  
  

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Introduction

M-Connect is a module in the Onyx software suite that lets you extract and reprocess raw data in order to produce data files for use with the graphical composition engine (M-Designer). Using M-Connect, the document templates are designed on the PC and generated on the Onyx production server. On the server, you can import and manage the document templates created using M-Connect, administer the development engine, and extract table definitions from the database connected to Onyx Server.

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Importing templates

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Documents generated from M-Connect cannot be used "as is" on the production server. They need to be imported into Onyx Server first.

Import view

The import interface is divided into two parts: the templates generated using M-Connect, and the templates rolled out from another Onyx Server engine (called Archives).


In the example above:

  • Three templates are generated from M-Connect and are ready to be imported: ARRAYS, CHANGELOG and FRDEMOCSV formats.
  • Two templates have been rolled out from another Onyx Server instance: GENEDEMO and LOADDEMO formats.

Actions

Three actions are available for each template in either view:

  • Import template: imports the template's structure into the specified path. The imported format can then be used in the production environment, in the engine.
  • Delete template: deletes the template's structure without importing. If the format was used in production on the server, it won't be modified.
  • View template details: opens a window to see the objects and resources which make up the template.

Overwriting

In the case templates originating from M-Connect, when a template corresponds to a format that is already available on the production environment on the server, the Overwrite box appears. By ticking this box, the user forces the template to be imported, the existing format is then overwritten with the latest edits. When it comes to archives however, we are talking about planned roll-outs. As such, importing a rolled-out format will overwrite the format that is already on the server.


Managing Formats using the UI

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This menu lists all M-Connect formats in production on the server. The formats are sorted alphabetically by name. The information available to the user is:

- Name = format name given in M-Connect

- Description = description associated with the format in M-Connect

- Date = date and time the format was imported for the last time on to the server.


Launching a Project

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In this menu you can execute an M-Connect format manually. To do this, you need to:

- Select the format you want to execute

- Specify the output file's path

- Specify the format's input parameters, if any

- Click on Execute

Starting / Stopping the Development Engine

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The two menus below are actions that let you start or stop M-Connect's Development engine. When started, the Development engine enables the Preview feature from the user's PC.


Extraction de définition

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Cette option permet d’extraire les définitions de tables dans la base de données configurée au niveau de Onyx Server. Ces fichiers de définitions pourront, ensuite, être importés et utilisés dans l’application M-Connect pour aider à la conception des formats.