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Other Windows
In addition to Object Explorer and Object List Editor windows, other windows can be made visible on your Siebel Tools screen. These can be accessed from View > Windows. The available choices are Properties Window, Applets Window, Controls Window, Bookmarks Window, or Web Templates Window. The windows are shown in Figure 22 through Figure 27.
Properties Window. The Properties window (shown in Figure 22) displays the property settings for the object definition currently highlighted in the Object List Editor.
Applets Window. The Applets window (shown in Figure 23) displays the applets that are part of the business object selected from the Business Object list field in the Applets window. Clicking one of the applets opens it in the Web View Editor. You can also drag and drop the applet icon into the view layout editor.
Controls/Columns Window. The Controls/Columns window (shown in Figure 24) displays controls or columns in an applet layout editor available for configuration when editing an applet layout in the Web Applet Editor. You drag and drop the control or column icon into the placeholder in the Web Applet Editor.
Web Templates Window. The Web Templates window (shown in Figure 25) shows or hides the Web Template Explorer window, a Windows Explorer-like listing of Web templates. Clicking on an item in the Web Template Explorer displays the HTML source code of the Siebel Web Template (.swt) file for review or editing in the main window. The template files are shown as a parent-child window. The Web Template combo box in the Web Template window allows you the choice of displaying all Web Templates in the Explorer, the top level Web Templates only, or individual Web Templates. A template file can be edited by right-clicking in the HTML code window for that template.
Bookmarks Window. The Bookmarks window (shown in Figure 27) allows you to add shortcuts to frequently used objects in Siebel Tools. Open the Bookmarks window by clicking the Bookmark List icon in the toolbar (Figure 26). Add a bookmark by clicking the Add Bookmark icon.
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Siebel Tools Reference Published: 20 October 2003 |
