The Base Template Editor offers various options for creating new templates and editing existing templates for use with the File Manager® editor. See Base Template Editor section for more information.
The IMS Template Editor offers various options for creating new templates/views and editing existing templates/views for use with the File Manager® IMS editor. See IMS Template Editor section for more information.
The DB2 Template Editor offers various options for creating new templates and editing existing templates for use with the File Manager® DB2 editor. See DB2 Template Editor section for more information.
When you invoke Template Editor, the editor is presented as a dialog (see the picture below). This makes the template editor more accessible throughout the product. For example, you can invoke the template editor while you are in the File Manager® copy utility function. This allows you to modify the contents of the selected template on the fly without quitting out of the currently executed action.
Template Editor as a Dialog in Eclipse |
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The full functionality of template editor is available while in the dialog mode. You can choose to make the template editor as an editor by clicking on Editor button. This puts the current template edit session in the editor mode, which allows you to continue with other tasks without closing the current template edit session (you can only work with one instance of dialog, but you can open multiple editors at once in Eclipse) - see the image below.
Template Editor as an editor in Eclipse |
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