From: Lee Sujin Date: Mon, 2 Jan 2017 08:33:18 +0000 (+0900) Subject: update configuration UX part X-Git-Tag: GitHub/PR#40/tizen-studio~228 X-Git-Url: http://review.tizen.org/git/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=refs%2Fchanges%2F99%2F107999%2F4;p=sdk%2Fonline-doc.git update configuration UX part PS3: Update content related to SDK image and repository PS4: Fix SDK image step list Change-Id: I511f6f6b823b018675f562ee36eac06aab8dc9eb Signed-off-by: Lee Sujin --- diff --git a/org.tizen.studio/html/download/advanced_configuration.htm b/org.tizen.studio/html/download/advanced_configuration.htm index cf8b322..6ced1e1 100644 --- a/org.tizen.studio/html/download/advanced_configuration.htm +++ b/org.tizen.studio/html/download/advanced_configuration.htm @@ -1,188 +1,183 @@ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Configuring the Package Manager - - - - -
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Configuring the Package Manager

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The Package Manager configuration allows you to manage the packages of the Tizen Studio. With the Package Manager configuration, you can change the options for the package repository for the main and extension SDK, as well as the proxy settings to access the package repository. If you want to configure the Package Manager in the command line interface, see Updating with the CLI Package Manager.

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Configuring the Main SDK Repository

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You can set the configuration for installing or updating the Tizen Studio using one of the following methods. Before changing the package repository, note that the installed packages may be removed automatically, and you may need to reinstall the packages from the changed repository.

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Configuring the Package Repository

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The package repository is a server which stores all the packages that you are using or will use in the Tizen Studio. Using the Package Manager, you can install or update packages from that repository. Rather than providing a single repository for the main SDK, several CDNs (Content Delivery Networks) are offered around the globe for your convenience. You can select the nearest package repository to install or update packages more quickly.

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Figure: Configuration window with the Package Repository selected

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Configuration window with the Package Repository selected

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To set the package repository:

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  1. Select the Package Repository radio button.
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  2. In the combo box below the Package Repository radio button, select an available repository. It is recommended to select the nearest repository for quick installation and update.
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  3. Click Apply next to the combo box. Wait for a few seconds until the repository is validated.
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  4. In the Distribution combo box, select the distribution you want to access.
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  5. On your selection in the Distribution combo box, different snapshots are listed in the snapshot box. By switching off the Auto Update switch, you can select the specific snapshot in the list. If you leave the switch on, the Package Manager always updates all the packages from the latest snapshot.
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  6. Click OK to confirm your setting.
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Configuring the SDK Image

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To install or update packages with the SDK image:

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Figure: Configuration window with the SDK Image selected

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Configuration window with the SDK Image selected

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  1. Select the SDK Image radio button.
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  2. In the text box below the SDK Image radio button, click Browse.
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  3. In the file browser, select the SDK image file, and click OK. When you select the image file, detailed information of the image is listed in the information box.
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  4. Click OK to confirm your setting.
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Configuring the Extension SDK Repository

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The Tizen Studio supports extension packages from the extension repositories, which are developed and managed by external developers and companies. To configure the extension SDK, you must unfold the configuration dialog by clicking the Extension SDK button icon extension SDK icon at the bottom of the dialog box. To move up to the package repository configuration, click the Extension SDK button icon active extension SDK icon again or scroll up.

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Figure: Configuration window with the Extension SDK unfolded

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Configuration window with the Extension SDK unfolded

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Adding an Extension Repository

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To add an extra repository:

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  1. Click the extension SDK icon at the bottom of the Configuration dialog box.
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  2. Click the Plus button icon icon above the repository information table.
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  3. Enter values to the Name and Repository fields in the Add Repository dialog box. The Repository field indicates the external server address. You can also click the folder icon to select a local image file or local server location. -

    Adding an extra repository

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  4. Click OK.
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  5. In the Configuration dialog box, check the detailed repository information below the table.
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  6. Click OK to confirm.
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Removing an Extension Repository

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To remove an extra repository:

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  1. Click the extension SDK icon at the bottom of the Configuration dialog box.
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  2. Select an extension repository in the repository table.
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  3. Click the Remove icon icon right above the table.
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  4. In the Configuration dialog box, check that the extension repository has been removed.
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Modifying an Extension Repository

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To modify an extra repository:

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  1. Click the extension SDK icon at the bottom of the Configuration dialog box.
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  2. Click the Edit icon icon above the repository information table.
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  3. Modify the values of the Name and Repository fields in the Modify Repository dialog box. The Repository field indicates the external server address. You can also click the folder icon to select a local image file or local server location. -

    Modifying an extra repository

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  4. Click OK.
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  5. In the Configuration dialog box, check that the repository information has changed below the table.
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  6. Click OK to confirm.
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Activating or Deactivating an Extension Repository

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To activate or deactivate the extra repository:

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  1. Click the extension SDK icon at the bottom of the Configuration dialog box.
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  2. Select the Switch icon on-off switch icon in the Activation column in the repository table. -

    Activating or deactivating an extra repository

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  3. Click OK to confirm.
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Configuring the Proxy

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The Package Manager provides the network option to configure a proxy to connect to repository servers. To set the proxy:

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    Proxy settings window

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  3. Click Apply to confirm.
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Mobile Wearable

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Dependencies

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  • Tizen Studio 1.1 and Higher
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Content

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Related Info

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Configuring the Package Manager

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The Package Manager configuration allows you to manage the packages of the Tizen Studio. With the Package Manager configuration, you can change the options for the package repository for the main and extension SDK, as well as the proxy settings to access the package repository. If you want to configure the Package Manager in the command line interface, see Updating with the CLI Package Manager.

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Configuring the Main SDK Repository

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You can set the configuration for installing or updating the Tizen Studio using one of the following methods. Before changing the package repository, note that the installed packages may be removed automatically, and you may need to reinstall the packages from the changed repository.

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Configuring the Package Repository

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The package repository is a server which stores all the packages that you are using or will use in the Tizen Studio. Using the Package Manager, you can install or update packages from that repository. Rather than providing a single repository for the main SDK, several CDNs (Content Delivery Networks) are offered around the globe for your convenience. You can select the nearest package repository to install or update packages more quickly.

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Figure: Configuration window with the Package Repository selected

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Configuration window with the Package Repository selected

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To set the package repository:

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  1. Select an available repository from the dropdown menu. Select the nearest repository for quickest installation and update.
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  2. Click Apply next to the combo box. Wait for a few seconds until the repository is validated.
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  3. In the Distribution combo box, select the distribution you want to access.
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  4. On your selection in the Distribution combo box, different snapshots are listed in the snapshot box. By switching off the Auto Update switch, you can select the specific snapshot in the list. If you leave the switch on, the Package Manager always updates all the packages from the latest snapshot.
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  5. Click OK to confirm your setting.
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+ Note + If you switch off the Auto Update option and select an earlier snapshot than the snapshot you are currently using, entire packages are removed to guarantee system integrity among the packages. Pay attention to that before you select and confirm the use of an earlier snapshot. +
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Configuring the SDK Image

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To install or update packages with the SDK image:

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  1. Type the full path of the SDK image file in the Package Repository box, or click Browse next to the combo box to open the file browser. +

    In the file browser, select the SDK image file, and click OK. When you select the image file, the repository's origin information of the image is displayed below the combo box.

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  2. Click OK to confirm your setting.
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+ Note + If the SDK image's origin repository URL or distribution ID is different compared to the current packages' URL or distribution ID, entire packages are removed to guarantee system integrity. Pay attention to that before installing or updating packages with an image file. +
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Configuring the Extension SDK Repository

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The Tizen Studio supports extension packages from the extension repositories, which are developed and managed by external developers and companies. To configure the extension SDK, you must unfold the configuration dialog by clicking the Extension SDK button icon extension SDK icon at the bottom of the dialog box. To move up to the package repository configuration, click the Extension SDK button icon active extension SDK icon again or scroll up.

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Figure: Configuration window with the Extension SDK unfolded

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Configuration window with the Extension SDK unfolded

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Adding an Extension Repository

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To add an extra repository:

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  1. Click the extension SDK icon at the bottom of the Configuration dialog box.
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  2. Click the Plus button icon icon above the repository information table.
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  3. Enter values to the Name and Repository fields in the Add Repository dialog box. The Repository field indicates the external server address. You can also click Browse to select a local image file or local server location. +

    Adding an extra repository

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  4. Click OK.
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  5. In the Configuration dialog box, check the detailed repository information below the table.
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  6. Click OK to confirm.
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Removing an Extension Repository

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To remove an extra repository:

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  1. Click the extension SDK icon at the bottom of the Configuration dialog box.
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  2. Select an extension repository in the repository table.
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  3. Click the Remove icon icon right above the table.
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  4. In the Configuration dialog box, check that the extension repository has been removed.
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Modifying an Extension Repository

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To modify an extra repository:

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  1. Click the extension SDK icon at the bottom of the Configuration dialog box.
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  2. Click the Edit icon icon above the repository information table.
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  3. Modify the values of the Name and Repository fields in the Modify Repository dialog box. The Repository field indicates the external server address. You can also click Browse to select a local image file or local server location. +

    Modifying an extra repository

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  4. Click OK.
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  5. In the Configuration dialog box, check that the repository information has changed below the table.
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  6. Click OK to confirm.
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Activating or Deactivating an Extension Repository

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To activate or deactivate the extra repository:

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  1. Click the extension SDK icon at the bottom of the Configuration dialog box.
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  2. Select the Switch icon on-off switch icon in the Activation column in the repository table. +

    Activating or deactivating an extra repository

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  3. Click OK to confirm.
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+ Note + If the extension repository is deactivated, the packages from that repository are no longer shown in the Package Manager. However, if you activate the extension repository, the packages are shown in the Package Manager again. +
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Configuring the Proxy

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The Package Manager provides the network option to configure a proxy to connect to repository servers. To set the proxy:

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  1. Click the Proxy Settings button at the bottom of the Configuration dialog box. +

    Proxy settings window

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  2. Select the proxy option you want to use: +
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    • No proxy: The Package Manager accesses the repository servers directly.
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    • System proxy settings: The Package Manager accesses the repository servers through the system proxy.
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    • Manual proxy settings: The Package Manager accesses the repository servers through the IP and Port value that you specify.
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  3. Click Apply to confirm.
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