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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Packaging an Application Using the SDK ==<br /> <br /> After your build environment is set up, package the application by performing the following steps.<br /> <br /> ====Running the Packaging Tool====<br /> To run the packaging tool in interactive mode, enter the following command from the SDK tools directory; for example, /opt/axp-sdk.1.6.1/tools : <br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> [root@centos tools]# ./pkg_build.sh <br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> '''Refer to the Packaging Tool Parameters at: '''[[Application Extension Platform 1.x -- AXP Packaging Tool Parameters]]<br /> <br /> '''Running the Packaging Tool:Example'''<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> <br /> Project Directory: /opt/output <br /> <br /> Development Authorization File: /opt/axp-sdk.1.6.1/keys/auth_bundle.sig<br /> <br /> Private Key for Signing Operations: /opt/axp-sdk.1.6.1/keys/private.key <br /> <br /> Application Name: tcpdump<br /> <br /> Version: 1.0 <br /> <br /> Description: This is my first Cisco AXP package <br /> <br /> Unique Identifier(optional): yourUUID <br /> <br /> Source Directory: /opt/tcpdump <br /> <br /> Protect List File: <br /> <br /> Dependency SSID's (optional):<br /> <br /> Disk Limit : 1000M <br /> <br /> Memory Limit: 256M <br /> <br /> CPU Limit : 3000<br /> <br /> post-install script path: bin/post-install.sh<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> '''Note: ''' The Source Directory entered above is &quot;/opt/tcpdump&quot; which indicates the relative path to the source directory.<br /> The Unique Identifier entered above is &quot;yourUUID&quot;. You can choose what ID to use, or leave it blank to let the packaging tool specify an ID.<br /> <br /> A Cisco AXP package is created for application tcpdump.<br /> <br /> The two files for the package are in directory project-directory/pkg <br /> <br /> * package file: suffixed by .pkg<br /> * installer payload file: suffixed by .prt1<br /> <br /> For example, if the project directory is specified as /opt/output/pkg, to view the various artifacts that the packaging tool has created in the directory: /opt/output , enter &lt;code&gt;ls&lt;/code&gt;<br /> For example, the following two files are displayed on the screen:<br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> tcpdump.1.0.pkg<br /> tcpdump.1.0.prt1<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> '''Note: ''' Later, the Cisco AXP installer in the Cisco AXP service module, expects these two package files to be in the same FTP directory.<br /> <br /> ====Copy Package Files to FTP Directory====<br /> Copy tcptrace.1.6.pkg and tcptrace.1.6.prt1 to the public FTP directory of the machine you are using for your Cisco AXP package.<br /> <br /> '''Return to: '''[[Application Extension Platform 1.x -- Packaging Applications on Cisco AXP]]<br /> <br /> '''Return to start of Getting Started Guide: '''[[Cisco AXP Getting Started Guide]]<br /> [[Category:AXP Getting Started]]</div>

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