User Guide - MKS

Chapter 4: Source Integrity Interfaces
Window Type Opened Associated Environment Variable
Member History For an open member history window:
MKSSI_WINDOW=archive
MKSSI_FILE=pathname-relative to project/sandbox of archive
If the window was opened via a sandbox:
MKSSI_WORKINGFILE=full-path-to-working-file
MKSSI_SANDBOX=full-path-to-sandbox
Note: MKSSI_WORKINGFILE is not set if the working file does not exist.
If the window was opened via a project:
MKSSI_PROJECT=server-path-to-project
If the project/sandbox was a variant:
MKSSI_VARIANT=variant-name
If the project/sandbox was a build:
MKSSI_BUILD=build-number
If revisions were selected:
MKSSI_REVISIONxx=1.2
That is, there are n variables from MKSSI_REVISION1 to MKSSI_REVISIONxx,
containing each selected revision number.
Project History For an open project history window:
MKSSI_WINDOW=projecthistory
MKSSI_FILE=server-side-project-path
Note: MKSSI_REVISIONxx is set in the same way as a member history.
Source Integrity Web Interface
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Source Integrity includes a Web interface that allows project managers to
perform key tasks related to project members. Using the Source Integrity
Web interface, you can manage projects and project members, view project
and member histories, and work with project and member attributes—and
this functionality is available without you having to install the
Source Integrity client on your machine.
The Web interface is a program interface that appears in a Web browser,
such as Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Working in a
Web interface offers the familiar functionality of a Web browser with no
client installation required.
The Source Integrity Web interface accesses only the Project window and
functionality related to managing project members. For example, you can
view a member revision, check out and check in a member. Similarly, you
can view differences between revisions, but you cannot merge those
revisions.
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