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Packaging and distributing user-defined extensions

When you have created and tested a user-defined extension, you can package and distribute it.

Before you start:

Complete the following tasks:

When you have created and tested your user-defined extension, you can distribute these resources to other computers.

For user-defined extensions created in Java or C:

Package and install the user-defined extensions. To package and install the resources that make up the workbench representation of your user-defined node, see Packaging and distributing a user-defined node project.
Copy the files generated by the compilation step to all the computers on which you have created brokers that might need these resources. If you have created a user-defined node in Java or C that uses a custom property compiler, you must also install the user-defined node project on brokers to which you want to deploy the node. See Installing user-defined extension runtime files on a broker. For a more automated approach, see Installing a user-defined extension to current and past versions of IBM Integration Bus.

For user-defined nodes created from subflows:

Package and install the user-defined nodes implemented as a subflow, see Packaging and distributing a user-defined node project.

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