7.4.2 Checking the cabinets and packages
Check the information about cabinets and packages in the right pane of the Package window. The right pane has three tabs. Selecting these tabs displays the following information:
- List tab
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This tab displays a list of information about the cabinets or packages one level below the item selected in the left pane.
- Attributes tab
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This tab displays cabinet and package attribute information such as cabinet names, package names, and conditions specified during packaging.
Figure 7‒46: Package window (Attributes) (1/2) ![[Figure]](GRAPHICS/RIM0570.GIF)
Figure 7‒47: Package window (Attributes) (2/2) ![[Figure]](GRAPHICS/RIM0580.GIF)
- Package Contents tab
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If you select User programs and data for Package type, you can view the names, sizes, and last update dates/times of the files included in the package. For a compressed package, this information is displayed after you decompress the package.
Figure 7‒48: Package window (Package Contents) ![[Figure]](GRAPHICS/RIM0590.GIF)
This window does not display information about a package that is currently being deleted.
Similarly, if you refresh the display of package contents while the package contents are being output to a CSV file, display processing might fail.
The Remote Install Manager of JP1/IT Desktop Management 2 - Manager enables you to view more detailed attribute information for packages, as described below. Note that you cannot view detailed information for multiple packages at the same time.
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In the left pane of the Package window, right-click the package whose contents you want to view, and select Properties.
The XXX Properties dialog box appears (XXX: package name).
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In the XXX Properties dialog box, click the Details button.
The Details of Attribute dialog box appears, allowing you to check the settings specified during packaging. For details about displayed items, see 7.1.3 Checking the stored packages.
Note that attribute details cannot be displayed for the following packages:
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Packages that are currently being created
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Packages that have been deleted while properties are being displayed
Note that you cannot rename, copy, or move packages. To do so, you need to package the software again from the Packager, and then delete any packages that are no longer necessary.