In your application design, you can only use the libraries and library elements that are linked to the application. An application library defines which library elements can be used in the application design. Library elements are: actions, functions, and data sets.

You link libraries to an application in several ways:
  • Add manually
    You manually add a library to an application to make it available for use in the application.
  • Link automatically
    If you have imported an application, the used libraries are not linked automatically. To make the used libraries available for the application, you must link these. Only the libraries are linked of which at least one action, function, or data set is used in the application.
    Note: If you link libraries, and an already linked library is not used in the application, it is removed from the linked libraries.
If a linked library is updated, for example a new action class is created, you must refresh the libraries to have the updates available for the application. To do so refer to: Manage libraries.


Standard procedure

1. Click Mobility design.
2. On the Applications tab, click Edit.
3. Click the Libraries tab.
4. Sub-task: Manually add library to application.
  4.1 If you want to use actions, functions, or queries in your application of a library that is not yet linked to the application, you can add this library to the application.
  Click Add.
  4.2 In the Library field, enter or select a value.
  4.3 Click Save.
 

Note: As a result, all current actions, functions, and data sets of the library are added to the application.

5. Sub-task: Link used libraries to application.
  5.1 If you have imported an application, you must link the used libraries to the application.
  Click Link libraries.
 

Note: You can also use this to clean up the list of linked application libraries. The libraries that are not used in the application, are removed from the linked libraries list.

6. Close the page.

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