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Last Updated: 2023-06-23
Reference: Interface Fundamentals

Reference: Interface Fundamentals

The Workday Studio interface is composed of views. To display or hide views, select
Window
Show View
Other...
, then expand the
Workday
folder.
The most commonly used views in Studio are:
View
Description
Project Explorer
Studio's project navigator. Displays projects saved in the current workspace. Each folder contains all of the relevant files for that project and references the collections to which the project belongs.
Cloud Explorer
Displays the integration cloud servers to which Studio can deploy, as well as the currently deployed collections. You can add connections to multiple environments. If connection, authentication, or authorization errors occur, Studio displays an error or warning decorator on the connection icon.
Palette
Displays all the assembly components that you can add. Features 3 tabbed subviews:
  • Design:
    displays the assembly diagram.
  • Source:
    displays the XML source.
  • Message Builder:
    a graphical view that simplifies defining the message content for assembly elements such as the
    write
    step.
Assembly Editor
A diagrammatic representation of the assembly. To add new components and steps, drag and drop them from the
Palette
. To connect components, hover over a source component to display the connection handles, then drag the handle to the target component.
Properties
Displays configuration details for the assembly element currently selected in the assembly diagram. Edit properties and parameters using the tabs that display along the left-hand side of the view.
Process Monitor
Displays information about the assembly process when you launch an integration. Select a process to display its details on the
Process Details
view.
Schema Explorer
Enables you to explore the contents of WSDL and XML Schema files and provides several utility features for developing assemblies that interact with web services.
Consolidated Report Viewer
Enables you to analyze assembly processing steps in an integration.