The following list shows the available types of customizations:
You can change the color scheme, fonts, icons and messages Oracle BPM WorkSpace uses. This is the most basic type of customization. Typically it will satisfy your requirements.
To customize color schemes and fonts you have to define your own Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). To change icons, labels and text messages you have to create a properties file and configure Oracle BPM WorkSpace to use it.
For more information on how to customizes Oracle BPM WorkSpace look and feel, see Oracle BPM WorkSpace Look and Feel Customization
You can change the position of already existing panels, add new panels, and remove already existing panels. You can define a default layout for all the users of the application. In turn, each user can modify the default layout.
For more information on how to customize Oracle BPM WorkSpace layout, see Oracle BPM WorkSpace Layout Customization.
You can change the information displayed in the Work Items and Applications panels. You can also change the appearance of the rows and cells that compose the Work Items panel, based on the work item information.
For more information on how to customize Oracle BPM Workspace content, see Customizing the Work Items and Applications Panel Content.
You can modify the way panels interact with one another. If you add or remove panels to the default layout, you might need to modify how the selected items in those panels trigger changes in the content displayed by other panels.
For more information on how to customize Oracle BPM WorkSpace interaction between panels, see Panel Interaction Customization.