For example, you built an application on MyDemoApp:01-01 and have since updated it to version 01-03-03 by configuring a product rule to update dependent applications. When you import the product rule archive that contains MyDemoApp:01-03-03, all the dependent applications that are built on MyDemoApp:01-01 are automatically updated to be built on MyDemoApp:01-03-03.

1. If you do not already have a product rule, package your application in a product rule. For more information, see Packaging your application in a product rule.
2. Edit and configure the product rule. Ensure that you select the Update dependent application check box for each built-on application for which you want to update dependent applications. The following figure shows an example:
   For more information about editing product rules, see Editing a product rule.
3. Create the archive. For more information, see Previewing and creating the archive file for a product rule
4. Import the archive by using the Import wizard. For more information, see Importing rules and data by using the Import wizard.
5. Select how you want to update dependent applications:
   • To update all dependent applications with the built-on applications that you selected on the Product rule form, click Import. You will not be able to review the built-on applications that are in the archive or select the applications for which to update dependent applications.
   • To review and select the built-on applications for which dependent applications will be updated, go to advanced mode. For more information, see Setting advanced mode and reviewing the archive contents.

     The following figure shows an example:

     Selecting built-on applications in the Import wizard

Result: After importing the archive, dependent applications are built on the latest versions of the applications that you selected in the archive.

The following figure shows an example: