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If Maintaining a 4.1 Environment Is Necessary

If it is necessary to keep a Dialog Designer 4.1 environment (for example, to continue maintenance of 4.1-based applications), Dialog Designer 5.0 can be installed into a separate directory.

In this case, the following considerations should be reviewed:

  1. Preserve the Dialog Designer 4.1 and Eclipse 3.2 (or 3.3) installation and workspace. Dialog Designer 4.1 will continue to use the previous Tomcat installation.
  1. Install Dialog Designer 5.0, and Tomcat 5.5 or 6.0 (Tomcat upgrade is optional) to a separate location (for example, C:\DD5.0\)
  1. To upgrade a Dialog Designer 4.1 application to Dialog Designer 5.0:
  1. If you use a source control system, store the 5.0 application in a different location (or a different branch) so that the old 4.1 application can be maintained in the future.

Following are example (recommended) installation paths for multiple Dialog Designer/Eclipse versions. (base) means any parent directory.

This is a convenient installation structure that keeps the Dialog Designer 4.1 and Dialog Designer 5.0 environments and prerequisite software separate.

Note:

After creating a new workspace during an upgrade, click Window > Preferences to configure your preferences before importing old projects. See Setting Dialog Designer Preferences for more details.


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