Editing AppSpace Using Gadgets

Use the procedure below to edit an existing AppSpace.

1. In the AppSpace tab, select the AppSpace you want to edit.

3. Edit the AppSpace and configure the gadgets.

To add gadgets to the AppSpace, click Add Gadget in each container.

The Add New Gadget dialog displays the gadget categories on the left panel, and lists the gadgets of the selected category on the right panel. For information about built-in gadgets, see Understanding Built-in Gadgets.

Click Expand/Collapse, if you want to expand or collapse all gadgets in the AppSpace.

The names of all gadgets included in the AppSpace are displayed when gadgets are collapsed. This action enables you to view all gadgets in the AppSpace without having to scroll down to the end of the page.

To change the title, group, type (internal), or the layout of the AppSpace, click Configure.

To configure each gadget in the AppSpace, click

corresponding to the gadget.

Select Gadget Settings to specify the gadget setting.

For configuring a built-in gadget, see Understanding Built-in Gadgets. For configuring a user-created gadget, the parameters available for configuration depends on the design of each gadget.

Select Server Settings to specify from which server the user-created gadget should retrieve data. A user-created gadget can be configured to connect to:

This option is not available for built-in gadgets. All built-in gadgets use the same server settings as configured for Business Console. You cannot change the server configuration for individual built-in gadgets.

To remove a gadget, click

corresponding to the gadget.

4. Click

and select Set as Landing Page, if you want to set the AppSpace as the landing page for Business Console.

5. Click

and select Set as Landing Page for Specific Users, if you want to set the AppSpace as the landing page for specific Business Console users.

6. Click

and select Delete AppSpace, if you want to remove the AppSpace.

7. Click

and select Clone AppSpace, if you want to clone the AppSpace. Cloning creates a new AppSpace with the same layout and gadgets as in the existing AppSpace.