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Amber Herold, 04/23/2010 10:13 AM

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h1. Edit an existing application as an xml file
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Application editor behaves well enough that it is not necessary to edit xml files. However, if you want to, here is how.
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*  Leginon Main Menu/Application/Export> Select the desired application from the pull-down menu.
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*  Export and save as xml file (with .xml extension on LINUX). The file will be saved to your current directory.
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*  Edit the xml file in any text editor.
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Search for the name of the node class that you want to replace and make the changes.
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The following section of the file controls the name of the application and version number
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<blockquote>
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<!-- ApplicationData -->
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<sqltable name="ApplicationData">
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<field name="DEF_id" >264</field>
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<field name="version" >6</field>
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<field name="DEF_timestamp" >20041209145648</field>
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<field name="name" >MSI-raster (1.0)</field> </sqltable>
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</blockquote>
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Change the application name in the "name" field and change the "version" field to 0 to later import as a new application
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Increase the version number to an unused version number if the edited application is to be imported as a newer version of an existing application.
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*  Leginon Main Menu/Application/Import> Load the changed application xml file.