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On 06-Sep-2016 11:24 -0500, Monty G. James wrote:
Ok on occasion I used to use Management Central create Product
Definitions to package software for distribution.
Does ACS have a replacement for this operation or I am left with
using APIs for this once I move to a platform/release that System i
Navigator is no longer supported on?
Perhaps per being unfamiliar with what additional the iNav provided,
I can not imagine much use for a GUI to do what seems like a task that
might best be scripted to allow for release modifications. The Create
Product Definition (CRTPRDDFN) and some other /product/ related object
_create_ capabilities had shipped with what was once called the System
Manager [SM1] LPP; later called IBM System Manager for i5/OS and now I
believe is called System Manager for i. There were likely other
commands for others of the Software Management APIs than just /create/
features.? IIRC also there was a /sibling/ product, that provided the
/central management/ system support; a quick look yielded a name IBM
Managed System Services for i5/OS.
The IBM i 7.2 link to the Software Product APIs offers a link to the
same V5 SC41-5321-02 [System Manager
Use](
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v6r1m0/topic/rzam8/sc415321.pdf)
that previous releases had. A quick glance there shows numerous
commands noted to be just the "Commands shipped with public authority
*Exclude", so seems there may be many APIs covered with *CMD equivalents.?
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