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# Import Application
In version 4.0.19.12 and before, the user cannot import applications to AppSpace. Instead, the user has to import each component application separately and then link them together using the Link Application feature. But from version 5.0.21.01 ONEWEB provides a feature to import the entire application as a whole using the Import feature on AppSpace.
Users can upload the application file on the Import application dialog box as shown below.
You can drag and drop the application file exported from another environment to the upload dialog to import it to this environment. It can be a complete application file or it can be a single component file. Both options are supported in this feature.
If the application is an exiting application in the same environment user will get the option to create a New Application or overwrite the existing application. Users can use this feature to create clones of existing applications.
Users can also choose component files separately from the application file.
If the file is not a valid AppSpace application file, the user will get an error like shown below.
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