Import UOC for Water to an existing galaxy

If you already have a galaxy, you can import UOC for Water 2.0, UOC for Water Loss, or UOC for Water Simulation to the galaxy. To do so, follow the steps:

Import UOC for Water 2.0

1. To extract the packages for UOC for Water 2.0, run the UOC-Water-V2-Objects file located in the Deliverables\InstallFiles\System Platform folder.

2. After extracting, UOC_Water2.0_Graphics.aaPKG and UOC_Water2.0_Objects.aaPKG files are generated in C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\AVEVASignedContainer\UOC-Water-V2-Objects folder.

3. Connect to the System Platform IDE and select the earlier created Galaxy from the list of galaxies.

4. Select Connect to go to the Galaxy IDE.

5. Import Galaxy Packages. For more information, refer Import Galaxy packages.

   

   After you are connected to the System Platform IDE, in the Visualization Toolbox, you can see the default application that comes with the System Platform.

Import UOC for Water Loss

6. To extract the packages for UOC for Water Loss, run the UOC-Water-WL-V2-Objects file located in the Deliverables\InstallFiles\System Platform folder.

7. After extracting, UOC_WL_Graphics.aaPKG and UOC_WL_Objects.aaPKG files are generated in C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\AVEVASignedContainer\UOC-Water-WL-V2-Objects folder.

8. Connect to the System Platform IDE and select the earlier created Galaxy from the list of galaxies.

9. Select Connect to go to the Galaxy IDE.

10. Import Galaxy Packages. For more information, refer Import UOC for Water Loss packages.

    

    After you are connected to the System Platform IDE, in the Visualization Toolbox, you can see the default application that comes with the System Platform.

Import UOC for Water Simulation

11. To extract the packages for UOC for Water Simulation, run the UOC-Water-WS-V2-Objects file located in the Deliverables\InstallFiles\System Platform folder.

12. After extracting, UOC_WS_Graphics.aaPKG and UOC_WS_Objects.aaPKG files are generated in C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\AVEVASignedContainer\UOC-Water-WS-V2-Objects folder.

13. Connect to the System Platform IDE and select the earlier created Galaxy from the list of galaxies.

14. Select Connect to go to the Galaxy IDE.

15. Import Galaxy Packages. For more information, refer Import UOC for Water Simulation packages.

    

    Once you are connected to the System Platform IDE, in the Visualization Toolbox, you can see the default application that comes with the System Platform.