Table 6. View Menu Options
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Windows |
Palette |
Shows the Palettes window. |
Properties Window |
Shows the Properties window. |
Applets Window |
Shows the Applets window. |
Controls Window |
Shows the Controls/Columns window. |
Bookmarks Window |
Shows the Bookmarks window. |
Web Templates Window |
Shows the Web Templates Explorer window. |
Multi Value Properties Window |
Shows the Multi Value Property Window. |
Refresh Windows |
Requeries and updates the state of dockable windows. |
Reset Windows |
Closes all dockable windows except the Object Explorer for the currently active editor. Does not close editor windows. |
Editors |
Web Applet Editor |
Opens the selected applet in the Applet Layout Editor, including the Controls/Columns and Palettes windows. |
Server Script Editor |
Opens the Siebel Script Editor. Editor can be specifically defined or be set to a default. |
Browser Script Editor |
Opens the Siebel Web Script Editor, which is used to access scripts that control the presentation and behavior of applet controls and list columns in a Web applet template. |
Visualize |
View Details |
For more information, see Viewing Object Relationships. |
View Relationships |
View Descendents |
View Web Hierarchy |
Debug Windows |
Calls (CTRL+L) |
Opens the Calls window for display of the call stack of the Siebel VB or Siebel eScript script currently being debugged. |
Watch (SHIFT+F9) |
Opens the Watch window for display of the values of local variables in the Siebel VB or Siebel eScript script currently being debugged. |
Errors |
Opens the Errors window for display of the run-time errors in the Siebel VB or Siebel eScript script currently being debugged. |
Preview |
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The preview of a Web view layout depicts the container page, screen bar, and view bar. |
ActiveX Methods |
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Allows you to view the methods for the current ActiveX control in the Applet Designer. |
Toolbars |
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Displays or hides the various toolbars: Edit, History, List, Debug, Web Controls, and Configuration Context. |
Status Bar |
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Displays or hides the Status bar at the bottom of the Siebel Tools window. |
Object Explorer (CTRL+E) |
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Displays or hides the Object Explorer. |
Options |
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Opens the Development Tools Options dialog box, in which you can set general preferences and settings for language, check-in and check-out, list views, scripting, Web template editor, debugging, visualization, Object Explorer, and database. Siebel Tools options are stored in a user preference file, which is located in SIEBEL_TOOLS_ROOT\BIN. The user preference filename is loginID&SiebelTools.spf. |