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  2. Using an Applet Web Template Editor

Using an Applet Web Template Editor

You can use Applet Web Template Editor to modify existing controls or add new ones. You can do so for any of the Web templates of the applet without exiting IDE to select the next Web template. You must access this editor through IDE. For more information about IDE, see Overview of Integrated Development Environment.

To use an Applet Web Template editor

  1. Create or open a Workspace.

  2. In the Object List Editor, click Applet, click Applet Web Template, and then search for the applet that you want to modify.

    For example, search for SIS Account Entry Applet.

  3. Select the Web template that you want to modify and then click Preview to view the IDE for Applet Web Template Editor.

  4. Select a form factor to preview your changes.

  5. Select the application you want to modify from the Applications drop-down list.

    For example, select Siebel Universal Agent to view changes only in the Call Center application. If you select All Applications then the changes will reflect in all applications where this applet is in use.

    Note: At any time, you can click the Close button at the end of the title bar to exit the IDE. To submit your changes, log in to the selected application, go to the Workspace Dashboard, and then click Inspect.

  6. Select a Web control and, with the mouse button depressed, move the selected Web control to an unused placeholder and then release the mouse button.

    For example, select the Delete Web control.

  7. In the Properties pane, modify the properties of the object as required. The Property pane displays the same properties as given in the Object List Editor.

  8. Select a control and, with the mouse button depressed, move the selected control to an unused placeholder and then release the mouse button.

    For example, select Account Channel.

  9. Do likewise for the label of the control.

    Note: In list-based applets, when you move a control, its label automatically moves to the adjacent placeholder.

    For example, the label of Account Channel.