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description: "The Project Category API manages your project categories."
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## Introduction
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The Mendix Project Category API allows you to create, edit or delete your project categories.
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## Authentication {#authentication}
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Authentication for the Project Category API uses a personal access token (PAT).
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### Generating a PAT {#generate}
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For details on how to generate a PAT, refer to the [Personal Access Tokens](/mendix-profile/user-settings/#pat) section of *User Settings*.
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Select the appropriate scopes, depending on the endpoints that need to be invoked. Refer to the [API Reference](#api-reference) for more information on which scopes to use in which endpoints.
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Store the generated value somewhere safe so you can use it to authorize your API calls.
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### Using the PAT
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Each request must contain an `Authorization` header with the value `MxToken {GENERATED_PAT}`. For example:
The **Categories** page allows you to manage the categories that can be assigned to your company's apps, so as to improve classification and searchability.
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You can also manage project categories through the [Project Category API](/apidocs-mxsdk/apidocs/project-category-api/).
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Categories can be assigned to each app individually on the app's [Settings](/developerportal/general-settings/) page, but you can also use the [Projects API](/apidocs-mxsdk/apidocs/projects-api/) to edit the category assignment.
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## Category Management
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On the **Categories** page, you can manage app categories. A list of preconfigured categories is displayed, along with all their corresponding values. Next to the preconfigured **Country** category, you can configure a maximum of five categories with 250 values each.
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Use the **Add Country Category** to make the preconfigured **Country** category available, along with its list of 250 countries.
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{{% alert color="info" %}}
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You cannot edit the preconfigured **Country** category.
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### Adding Categories
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Follow these steps to add a category:
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1. Click the **Add Category** button. This opens the **Add Category** pop-up window.
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2. In the **Category Name** field, enter a name for the new category.
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3. Click **Add Value** to add one or more values for the new category.
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You can add multiple values as a comma-separated list.
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Each entry consists of a unique name and code. The unique code is automatically generated for you. You can edit it afterwards, as long as you provide a new unique code.
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### Editing Categories
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Follow these steps to edit a category:
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1. Click the **More Options** ({{% icon name="three-dots-menu-horizontal" %}}) button within a category, then click **Edit**. This opens the **Add Category** pop-up window.
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2. Make edits as necessary, such as changing the category name, or adding or removing values.
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3. Click **Save**.
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### Deleting Categories
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To delete a category, click the **More Options** ({{% icon name="three-dots-menu-horizontal" %}}) button within a category, then click **Delete**.
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On the **Active Members** tab, you can see an overview of the active members of your company.
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These are the fields on the **Active Members** tab:
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***Name** – The member's name.
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***Email** – The member's email address.
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***Signup Date** – The date when the member joined the Mendix Platform.
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***Certification** – The member's certification level. This is updated daily.
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***Apps** – The number of apps that the member is part of.
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***Member ID** – The member's unique ID.
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When you click a member's name, a pop-up window opens with their member profile. The profile displays the apps of which they are a member, as well as their **App role** for each app. These are the actions you can take in the profile window:
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* Click **Deactivate Member** to deactivate that specific member.
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* Click **Remove** to remove the member from the app.
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* Click an app name to go to its [details page](/control-center/apps-overview/#app-details).
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On the **Deactivated Members** tab, you can see an overview of the deactivated members of your company.
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These are the fields on the **Deactivated Members** tab:
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***Name** – The member's name.
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***Email** – The member's email address.
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***Signup Date** – The date when the member joined the Mendix Platform.
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***Certification** – The member's certification level. This is updated daily.
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***Apps** – The number of apps that the member is part of.
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***Member ID** – The member's unique ID.
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When you click a member's name, a pop-up window opens. It displays their profile, along with a button to **Activate** the member.
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When you select members in the list on this tab, a context menu is displayed, providing the following options:
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On the **External Members** tab, you can see the members outside of your company who have access to at least one of your company apps.
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When you click a member's name, a pop-up window opens with their member profile. The profile displays the apps of which they are a member as well as their **App role** for each app. Click an app name to go to the [details page](/control-center/apps-overview/#app-details) of this app.
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These are the fields on the **External Members** tab:
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***Name** – The external member's name.
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***Email** – The external member's email address.
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***Status** – Shows whether the external member is active or deactivated.
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***Company** – The company to which the external member belongs.
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***Certification** – The external member's certification level. This is updated daily.
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***Apps** – The number of apps that the external member is part of.
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When you click a member's name, a pop-up window opens with their member profile. The profile displays the apps of which they are a member, as well as their **App role** for each app. These are the actions you can take in the profile window:
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* Click **Remove** to remove the member from the app.
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* Click an app name to go to its [details page](/control-center/apps-overview/#app-details).
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When you select members in the lists, a context menu appears with options for exporting member details to an *.xlsx* file.
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4. Select the target node by clicking **Use this Node** and linking it to your app. The currently linked (temporary) app will unlink automatically and can be deleted.
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5. (Re)Deploy your app.
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For more information, see [Licensing Mendix Cloud Apps](/developerportal/deploy/licensing-apps/).
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Mendix on Kubernetes Operator `v2.*.*` is the latest version which officially supports:
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Kubernetes 1.22 is a [new release](https://kubernetes.io/blog/2021/08/04/kubernetes-1-22-release-announcement/) which removes support for several deprecated APIs and features.
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Use the drop-down menu on the right side of the page to sort the apps by **Pinned**, **Recent Activity** or in alphabetical order of **App Name**.
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You can filter by the assigned **Project Categories** by clicking the **Filter** ({{% icon name="filter" %}}) button on the right side. The available categories are displayed in a side panel.
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Categories are maintained by the [Mendix Admins](/control-center/mendix-admins-page/) of your company, on the [Project Categories](/control-center/project-categories/) page in Control Center.
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If you have the **App Settings** permission, you can assign categories to an app on the app's [Settings](/developerportal/general-settings/) page, helping to improve classification and searchability.
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* The **Project Details** section, which displays the categories assigned to the project. The assigned categories allow you to easily classify and search apps on the [Apps](/developerportal/) page.
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If you have the **App Settings** permission, you can change the assigned categories on the [Settings](/developerportal/general-settings/) page.
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Click **Invite someone to your team** ({{% icon name="add-circle" %}}) to invite new members to your team directly.
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After opening your app in [Apps](https://sprintr.home.mendix.com/), on the **Team Server** page, you can see a URL to access you app, revision history, and revision details.
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Team Server is hosted on AWS in Frankfurt, Germany.
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## Versioning with Git
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In the **Versioning with Git** section, Scrum Masters can migrate apps from SVN version control system to Git. For more information, see [Migrate to Git](/developerportal/general/migrate-to-git/).
description: "Describes how to deprecate components on the Mendix Marketplace."
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## Introduction
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You can deprecate components that are no longer supported or maintained, or that have better alternatives. This offers Marketplace users a clear view of which components are not recommended, as well as which components they can use instead.
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You can deprecate components from several places:
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* The **My Components** page in the **Personal** section
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* The **My Company Components** page in the **Company** section
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* The component page in the Marketplace itself
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The steps are the same no matter where you are:
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1. Find the component you want to deprecate, and click its contextual menu.
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On the **My Components** and **My Company Components** pages, this menu is available in the **Actions** column.
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2. Click **Deprecate**.
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3. In the **Deprecate Component** window that opens, fill in the following information:
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* Add a **Reason for Deprecation**. This is a mandatory field.
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* Choose one or more alternative components that can be used instead of the one you are deprecating. This is optional.
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4. Click **Deprecate Component**.
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A badge is now displayed across the component's Marketplace page, letting users know why it was deprecated, and what alternative components are recommended by Mendix.
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If you are a company admin or a component developer, you can deprecate both personal components, and company components.
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However, if the component is part of a content group, you need to be a member of that group to be able to deprecate components.
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For details, refer to the [Content Group](/appstore/home-page/#content-groups) section in *Marketplace Home Page*.
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