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| − | + | Within the ADF their is a directory called "Apps" (/ADF/apps). The Apps directory is where your CommonSpot applications will reside. For instance, if you downloaded the [[Profile|Profile Application]] you would place the code in the /ADF/apps directory. | |
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| + | == Best practices == | ||
| + | It is a best practice to <em>not</em> change any code located in the /ADF/apps/ directory directly. Instead it is best to override that code at the site level. | ||
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| + | * [[Customize_Application_Components_at_Site_Level|Customizing application components at the site level]] | ||
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| + | == Related Articles == | ||
| + | * [[Create_new_app|Create new application]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:16, 8 March 2010
Overview
Within the ADF their is a directory called "Apps" (/ADF/apps). The Apps directory is where your CommonSpot applications will reside. For instance, if you downloaded the Profile Application you would place the code in the /ADF/apps directory.
Best practices
It is a best practice to not change any code located in the /ADF/apps/ directory directly. Instead it is best to override that code at the site level.
