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Create a New Application Extension

In this section, you’ll create a workspace by creating a new application extension.
  1. Open the Navigator in Visual Builder Studio and click Workspaces.
    Workspaces is outlined in red in the navigator, and a list of Workspaces display.
  2. On the Workspaces page, click New > New Application Extension.
    The Workspaces page displays with the New icon menu shown listing New Visual Application and New Application Extension.

    The New Application Extension dialog box displays.

  3. In the Extension Name field, enter a descriptive name for your workspace using your guid in the format <yourguid>-RedwoodTraining, such as jsmith-RedwoodTraining.

    The Extension ID field auto-populates.

  4. The Workspace Name field should auto-populate, but if not, enter the same descriptive name for your workspace, (e.g. jsmith-RedwoodTraining).

  5. From the Development Environment list, select Development.

  6. Leave the Base Oracle Cloud Application field as None, and leave the Sandbox field as No sandbox selected.
  7. Under Git Repository, select Create new repository.
  8. In the Repository Name field, enter the same descriptive name you entered for your workspace, (e.g. jsmith-RedwoodTraining).
  9. In the Working Branch Name field, enter the same descriptive name you entered for your workspace, (e.g. jsmith-RedwoodTraining).
  10. Click Create.
    The image shows the New Application Extension window filled in for user workspace jcoram-RedwoodTraining.

    Visual Builder Studio opens your private workspace in the Designer with the Getting Started page. This takes some time, so you may have to wait a while.


    The Getting Started page displays.

    When your workspace opens, you may see an info tip that component updates are available. You must dismiss this tip.

  11. Close the Getting Started tab.