.Workshop Configuration File

The .Workshop file specifies user-specific configuration parameters for the WebLogic Workshop visual development environment. Global properties (on this machine) of the WebLogic Workshop development environment are stored in the Workshop.properties Configuration File. Any property described in Workshop.properties may be overridden by specifying a value for that property in the .Workshop file.

The .Workshop file is located in the user's home directory. On Windows systems, the user's home directory is indicated by the %USERPROFILE% environment variable. On Unix and Linux systems, the .Workshop file is located in the ~ (tilde) directory (sometimes also represented in the environment by $HOME).

Each property that may be set is listed below with its default value.

In addition to the properties listed here, the .Workshop file also stores the most recent WebLogic Workshop visual development environment user interface position and size information.

.Workshop is a Java property file that is read as a java.util.PropertyResourceBundle. As such, the following characters must be escaped with a backslash ('\') if used in a property value: {, }, =, :, \, and EOL.

The .Workshop file for the current user is overwritten every time a WebLogic Workshop visual development environment session is ended. It is recommended that you use the Preferences Dialog to modify settings whenever possible.

# Properties

recent.lastProject=C\:\\bea\\weblogic700\\samples\\workshop\\applications\\samples

Specifies the project opened in the previous WebLogic Workshop visual development environment session. This value overrides the same property in the Workshop.properties Configuration File.

recent.lastFiles=C\:\\bea\\weblogic700\\samples\\workshop\\applications\\samples\\HelloWorld.jws

Specifies the list of files that were open in the previous WebLogic Workshop visual development environment session. File names are separated by semicolons. This value overrides the same property in the Workshop.properties Configuration File.

recent.projectN=<project path>

The Nth most recently opened project.

recent.fileN=<file path>

The Nth most recently opened file.

source.editing.overwrite=0

Specifies whether the Source View editor was most recently in insert or overwrite mode.

Related Topics

Configuration File Reference

Workshop.properties Configuration File