Hello Diogo,

Don't remember an option to do this in Service Studio or Service Center (or even Lifetime, but I may have missed it).

In any case, you have an API (rest web service) for Lifetime that you can use to list and download all apps. 

https://www.google.pt/search?q=OutSystems+life+app+download&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-ab&gfe_rd=cr&dcr=0&ei=AUGVWvHHHMHb8AfAwI_YDg

But I never used, so I don't know if the binary file is the oap.

Cheers.

In service center, you can create a solution, and add all existing espaces and extensions (with *) to it.

Then you can download that .osp file. This way you can copy your entire factory in 1 go.

Thanks for the replies!

Following Eduardo's advice I've tried to developed an application for downloading the apps.

Tim's solution was also very useful.

Best regards.

Hi Diogo, 

Is it working? :)

Tim, never saved the entire factory. Do you know if when creating a solution with multiple espaces from different applications, it recreates all the applications?

I'm guessing it will. :)

Cheers.

The solution manifest includes information about the related applications, so it will create them if they don't exist.

Tim's suggestion is a simple and fast way of creating a full backup of all modules. Note that you should avoid publishing this solution into another environment - it will include system components that were bundled with a specific OutSystems version. Using them in another environment with a different version may cause issues. I assume you just need a full backup of your code.

Thanks Paulo :)