| # XML Import Component Modeldata To start XML Import Component Model Data (tgbrg5254m000) session, on the appropriate menu of the Applications by Component (tgbrg5155m000) session: Click XML Import Component Model Data Use this session to import component information, other than LN, into a combination of a component and a component release. To import an XML file, complete the following steps: In the File field, specify the location of the XML file. In the Component field, select the component in which the XML file must be imported. In the Component Release field, select the Component release in which the XML file must be imported. Click Import Example SCS planner
    <applications>
    <application>
     <attr name="application.id">Demand
    		  Plan</attr>
    <attr name="description">View and edit demand orders
    		  and dependent demand.</attr>
     </application>
     <application>
    <attr name="application.id">Order
    		  Promising</attr>
    <attr name="description">Lets you view the quantity
    		  available to promise (ATP) over time for any item or confirm that there is
    		  enough to cover a demand.</attr>
    </application>
     <application>
     <attr
    		  name="application.id">Items</attr>
    <attr name="description">Displays all item-related
    		  information, including routing, supply method, and
    		  inventory.</attr>
    </application>
    <application>
     <attr name="application.id">Item
    		  Groups</attr>
     <attr name="description">Allows the definition of
    		  grouping by Items.</attr>
    </application>
    <application>
    <attr
    		  name="application.id">Site/Warehouse</attr>
     <attr name="description">View and control site
    		  properties.</attr>
     </application>
     <application>
    <attr name="application.id">Distribution
    		  Network</attr>
     <attr name="description">Distribution
    		  Network</attr>
     </application>
    </applications>
Example Microsoft Outlook
    <applications>
     <application>
    <atr name="id">New Message</atr>
    <atr name="main">true</atr>
     <atr name="text">Application used for sending e-mail
    		  around the world</atr>
     <atr name="2">New Message</atr>
    <atr name="argument">/c
    		  IPM.note</atr>
     </application>
    </applications>
The subapplications can be nested as shown earlier in the example. Only a main application can contain subapplications. You can specify the application description in multiple languages. The language codes must be consistent with the Infor standards. See Language codes. |