ACT Extensions (Apps): Installation Procedure - Ansys
ACT Extensions (Apps): Installation Procedure 1 2016 ANSYS, Inc. February 8, 2017
Binary App Installation Installing from the ACT Start Page: 1. From the Project page, select ACT Start Page. 2. Click Extension Manager. 3. Click the symbol in the top right corner. A file dialog box opens for selecting the appropriate WBEX binary file. 4. Select the file and click Open. The extension is installed. Loading the extension: 1. From the Extension Manager, right-click the extension and select Load extension. The extension is loaded. Notes: The installed extension is stored in the following location: %AppData%\Ansys\[version]\ACT\extensions, where [version] is the release for your ANSYS installation. For example, if the 18.0 release is installed, [version] v180. The installation creates a folder in this location, in addition to the WBEX file. 2 2016 ANSYS, Inc. February 8, 2017 (1)
Binary App Installation Installing from the Extensions menu: 1. From the Extensions menu, select Install Extension. A file dialog box opens for selecting the appropriate WBEX binary file. 2. Select the file and click Open. The extension is installed. Loading the extension: 1. From the Extension Manager, right-click the extension and select Load extension. The extension is loaded. Notes: The installed extension is stored in the following location: %AppData%\Ansys\[version]\ACT\extensions, where [version] is the release for your ANSYS installation. For example, if the 18.0 release is installed, [version] v180. The installation creates a folder in this location, in addition to the WBEX file. 3 2016 ANSYS, Inc. February 8, 2017 (2)
Binary App Installation Once the binary extension is installed at default location, you can move the WBEX file and (3) the folder to any other location – Default path: %AppData%\Ansys\[version]\ACT\extensions – New path: Any location on your machine or a shared drive to which you can write. All users interested in using the extension must add the path in their Workbench options. 1. 2. 3. From the Tools menu, select Options. In the panel on the left, select Extensions. For Additional Extensions Folder, add the path. 3 2 Define additional folders in which ACT is to search for extensions to expose them in the Extension Manager 1 Notes: During the scan of the available extensions, the folders are analyzed according to the following order: 1. The application data folder (%AppData%\Ansys\[version]\ACT\extensions) 2. The additional folders defined in the Additional Extension Folders option in Workbench 3. The installation folder 4. The extensions folder part of the current Workbench project (if the project was previously saved with the extension) If an extension is available in more than one of these locations, the first one according to the scan order is used 4 2016 ANSYS, Inc. February 8, 2017
Scripted App Installation (source code) Paste the XML file and the corresponding folder on your computer. You can paste them in either: – The default path: %AppData%\Ansys\[version]\ACT\extensions – A user-defined path: Any location on your machine or a shared drive to which you can write. If the files are located in the default path, the extension is automatically available in the Extension Manager If the files are in a user-defined path, you must add the path to the Additional Extension Folders option in Workbench (Tools Options) to make it available in the Extension Manager 5 2016 ANSYS, Inc. February 8, 2017
2. In the panel on the left, select Extensions. 3. For Additional Extensions Folder,add the path. Define additional folders in which ACT is to search for extensions to expose them in the Extension Manager 1 2 3 Notes: During the scan of the available extensions, the folders are analyzed according to the following order: 1.
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