Getting the Most from the Oracle Data Service Integrator Eclipse Framework This page last changed on Nov 28, 2008. .stickable, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5 false true Show Sticky notes Hide Sticky notes Save Cancel Oracle Data Service Integrator Documentation > Data Services Developer's Guide # Getting the Most from the Workshop for WebLogic Eclipse Plugin Framework Oracle Data Service Integrator dataspaces are initially created as projects in the Workshop for WebLogic Eclipse plugin framework. The Eclipse IDE is a rich, open development environment. While some aspects of Eclipse are described in this section, no attempt is made to replicate the large body of documentation available for Eclipse developers.
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## Data Services Workshop for WebLogic Workshop for WebLogic run inside the Eclipse framework. ##### Workshop for WebLogic Artifacts in the Oracle Data Service Integrator Perspective
Artifact | Purpose
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Project Explorer | Contains project artifacts including data services and their functions.
Properties editor | Contains read/write and read only properties associated with the selected artifact. For example a function may be set to public, protected, or private through its Properties editor.
Outline manager | Provides a scrollable view of your model, query, or update mapper. This is particularly useful in large projects since the work area may not be large enough to show all the artifacts.
Console | The console appears whenever the server is accessed.
Servers tab | Display the status of the Oracle Data Service Integrator server which in turn provides clients with access to data services and their underlying data sources.
Problems tab | Displays problems encountered by the project.
Error Log tab | Displays errors associated with the project.
The Windows > Show View menu option can be used to add additional windows to the perspective. In addition, several Oracle Data Service Integrator Perspective menu options are provided under: File > New These allow you to, first, create an Oracle Data Service Integrator dataspace project and then to add various types of data services, models and web service mapper.

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