General tab, which lists properties, such as the workspace name and description. For a list and description of each general property, see the table below.General tab, which lists properties, such as the workspace name and description. For a list and description of each general property, see the table below.Layout tab, which you can use to define how windows can be positioned in a workspace. For more information, see Defining the Layout of a Workspace.Section | Property | Description |
General | Name | The name of the workspace. For instructions for changing the workspace name, see Setting General Properties for a
Workspace and Renaming Workspaces. |
Description | A description for the workspace. Note: Currently the description is only listed in the properties and is not used by My webMethods for any specific purpose. For instructions for changing the workspace description, see Setting General Properties for a
Workspace. | |
Keywords | Keywords that you assign to a workspace that you can later use when searching for a workspace. For instructions for defining keywords for a workspace, see Setting General Properties for a
Workspace. | |
Maintenance | Owner | The user name of the user that owns the workspace. |
Created On | The date and time the workspace was created. | |
Modified On | The date and time of the last time the workspace was updated. | |
Aliases | This property is intended for expert users. A workspace can have zero, one, or more aliases. An alias defines an alternative way to access a workspace. Workspace developers might need to add aliases if they are building complex multi-page applications and need to refer to workspaces, for example, when creating navigation from one page to another and need to pass parameters to a specific workspace. For more information about aliases, see Administering My webMethods Server. |