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Editors
The main area of the Actian DataConnect window displays the editor for the artifact that you have opened. For example, a map file opens in the Map Editor and a process file opens in the Process Editor. Click the editor tabs to switch between artifacts. For most file types, double-clicking the artifact in Project Explorer opens the artifact in the appropriate editor. If you want to manually choose an editor (for example, viewing an XML file using a text editor), right-click on the artifact and select Open With to view a list of available editors.
The following editors are available:
Menu
Description
Data Profile Editor
Used to create, view, and edit a data profile. See Exploring Data Profile Editor.
Integration Manager Configuration Editor
Used to view and edit Job Configuration (.jobconfig) files. See Editing Integration Manager Integrations.
JSON Editor
Used to view and edit a JSON file. You can toggle the pretty print option on and off by using any of the following:
• From the Source menu, select Format.
• Use the key combination Ctrl+Shift+F.
• On the JSON Editor, right-click and select Source > Format.
Map Editor
Used to create, view, and edit a map. See Exploring Map Editor.
Process Editor
Used to create, view, and edit a process. See Exploring Process Editor.
Schema Editor
Used to create, view, and edit a schema. See Exploring Schema Editor.
Text Editor
Used to view and edit a text file. For example when you create an EZscript Library file from Project Explorer, it opens in a Text Editor.
XML Editor
Used to view and edit an XML file.
Note:  Switching between various types of artifacts changes the perspective automatically.
For information about the artifacts and the associated editors, see Integration Artifacts and Editors.
Note:  If you have opened the Welcome window and you click the Restore icon in the top-right corner of the window, Eclipse restores the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and moves the Welcome window to its own view window. It means that you can start working in an editor. You can keep the Welcome window open (if you want to have actual help content at the same time as you are designing maps and processes) or you can click on the x to close the window.
Last modified date: 12/03/2024