The Project view lists the elements at the entry stage for the selected project. This view is a hierarchical display in which you can drill down through systems, subsystems, environment, and stages to elements. Elements and their CA Endevor SCM types are combined into a single file name in the format element.type.
When you select a project in any of the following views, these views populate the data relevant to the selected project.
Notes:
You can create an element in the Project View when a project node is selected or when one of the entry stage elements is selected.
To create an element
The Create Element dialog opens.
Note: Do not use the Add To Endevor Action under Team to add the Created element into CA Endevor SCM. To Add the created file keep the option Add file without editing enabled or follow the Edit an Element process to initiate the Add to CA Endevor SCM Action
Specifies the Element Name
To convert Element Names to upper case, select "Upper Case Element Name." This setting is stored.
Specifies an element type. Select a type from the combo box. A default type description and corresponding processor group is displayed.
Specifies the processor group. Select a processor group from the combo box.
Allows you to update CCID and comments from the project.
Specifies the Change Control Identifier (CCID) associated with this request. Enter a 1- to 12-character value that conforms to CCID naming conventions. A System's definition can require that you specify a CCID for any element action against any element associated with that System. If a CCID is required at the System level and you do not enter a CCID, an Action Prompt panel opens where you can add the CCID.
Specifies the comments associated with this request.
Limits: 1-50 characters that conform to the naming conventions. A system's definition can require you to specify a comment. If a comment is required an action prompt appears.
Creates an element with the content from a selected file.
You can also create an element from a selected file without opening it for editing. This is useful for uploading files without the need to open them.
You can perform the following actions in Project view:
Performs the CA Endevor SCM Retrieve operand without the Signout action and opens the element for editing, using the default editor for this element's file extension as defined in Eclipse file associations. This action is only available in Project view.
Performs the CA Endevor SCM Retrieve operation without the Signout action and opens a read-only version in the editor.
Deletes an element from both the workspace and the CA Endevor SCM project in the workspace. It allows you to override CCID and Comments provided in the project definition.
Moves an element across the CA Endevor SCMdefined life cycle map.
You can only move an element from one Environment to another if the element you are moving is in Stage 2 of the source Environment. Therefore, to move an element from Stage 1 of the Development Environment into Stage 1 of the QA Environment, you must move the element to Stage 2 in Development and then move it into Stage 1 in QA.
Executes a Generate Processor. Generate Processors execute automatically when an element is added to the specified Environment entry Stage for a Create or Edit action. Typically, the Generate Processor creates an executable form of the element, together with any associated outputs (such as listings).
Signs in an element that was signed out for an Edit action. This action removes the signout user ID associated with the element. Signin is only available for Systems for which Signin/Signout is in effect.
You can also use the Signin action to sign an element out to another user.
Queries the application for the output listing associated with the element in the specified environment and stage. Displays the requested listing as a read-only listing in the workspace using the default editor.
Note: You can view listings only for elements that create and store the output component in their processors. For details and requirements, see the Extended Processors Guide.
Displays the element's current level in the editor with all the statements in the current level of an element.
Note: This option is not valid for sourceless elements.
Displays the element's current level in the editor.
You can view the history of the element, which displays all statements in all levels of the element, from the base level through the current level, indicating the level at which each insertion and deletion occurred.
Note: This option is not valid for sourceless elements or elements stored in image delta or log delta formats.
Displays the current level of an element in an ISPF browse panel showing all insertions and deletions that differ from its immediate predecessor.
Note: This option is not valid for sourceless elements or elements stored in full-image delta or log delta formats.
Displays a summary of the Element.
Displays an overview of the element levels.
Displays the element Master Control File Information in an editor.
Displays the component list for element's current level in Editor.
Displays the component list for element's current level in an ISPF Browse panel, which shows all component information for all levels of the element, from the base level through the current level. The display shows the level at which each insertion or deletion occurred.
Display the component list for element's current level in an ISPF browse panel, which shows all the inserts and deletions made to the component information for the element's current level.
Displays a summary of the components.
Displays an overview of the component levels.
Displays the component list.
To view an element without creating a project do the following:
The Search dialog is displayed.
Notes:
The Element View and Search Map View are populated with the search results.
You can use browse and view actions on these elements. You cannot move or add the elements to projects.
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