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After you add a component to a configuration, the resources of that component can be viewed, changed, or disabled by using Windows XP Embedded Target Designer. These resources are shown in the Files, Registry Data, and Resources nodes under the component node in the configuration editor. They include the files, registry data, dependencies, and custom resources of the component.
Note If the Files, Registry Data, and Resources nodes do not appear under a component node in the configuration editor, choose the View menu, and verify that there is a check mark next to Resources. If there is not, choose Resources. If they still do not appear, the component is designed to be opaque and its resources are not viewable.
In This Section
- Viewing Component Resources
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to view the files, registry data, and other resources of a component. - Editing Component Files
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to change or disable the files in a component. - Editing Component Registry Data
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to change or disable the registry entries in a component. - Editing Component Resources
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to change or disable other files, dependencies, and custom resources in a component.
Related Sections
- Components in Target Designer
Describes how to use Windows XP Embedded Target Designer to find components in the database, add components to a configuration, and work with them once they are added. - Hiding Component Resources
Describes how to prevent the files, registry data, and other resources of a custom component from being viewed in Windows XP Embedded Target Designer.
Last updated on Wednesday, October 18, 2006
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