View Menu

The View menu enables you to control how different components are displayed by default in Rhapsody IDE, and launch Rhapsody tools (for example the Object Browser, File Manager):

Option	Shortcut	Description
Toolbar		Show or hide the toolbar. The toolbar is displayed by default.
Status Bar		Show or hide the status bar at the bottom of the Rhapsody IDE user interface.
Properties	Alt+Enter	Display the Properties dialog for a selected component (route, filter or communication point). You can also view the Properties dialog for a selected component using the following methods: Route properties - select the route and then right-click and select the Route Properties command from the context menu in the Workspace or in the Route Editor. Communication point properties - select the communication point and then right-click and select the Communication Point Properties from the context menu in the Workspace. Alternatively, double-click the communication point in the Route Editor. Filter properties - select the filter in the Route Editing panel and then right-click and select Properties from the context menu. Alternatively, double-click the filter in the Route Editor. Use the keyboard shortcut to display the properties for the selected component.
Workspace		Show or hide the Workspace panel. Select the Close icon to close the Workspace and display the Route Editor in full size. By default, the Workspace is located on the left-hand side of Rhapsody IDE, and may be repositioned into a free-floating window. It is composed of two tabs: Configuration. Definitions.
Information		Show or hide the Information panel. The panel displays: Component configuration properties. Component output status. Component search results. Component uses.
Filter Toolbox		Show or hide the Filter Toolbox, a list of filters on the right-hand side of Rhapsody IDE.
Notes		Show or hide the Notes Editor panel in Rhapsody IDE.
Error Outputs	Ctrl+Shift+E	Show or hide the Error Output and No Match Output connectors: Error Output - a message is routed to the Error Output connector if an error occurs during the processing of a message, or if a message cannot leave a filter because it does not meet a conditional connector's restrictions and there is no No Match Output pathway available. The Error Output connector is also available on input-side communication points using advanced routing. No Match Output - used in conjunction with the conditional and JavaScript connectors. Provides the pathway for messages that do not match the conditions set by these connectors. Refer to Connectors for details on the regular expression and functional conditional expression connectors. When a route is first created in Rhapsody, both output connectors are displayed by default: If pathways are not going to be associated with one or both of these connectors, you can hide the connectors to achieve a less cluttered look. Hiding connectors on one route hides them on all routes; this may have the effect of removing portions of messaging pathways on routes not currently displayed. However, Rhapsody 'remembers' the connections and redisplays them when the output connectors are redisplayed.
No Match Outputs	Ctrl+Shift+M
Object Browser	Ctrl+Shift+O	Launch the Object Browser, which provides an at a glance overview of all communication points and routes in Rhapsody.
File Manager	Ctrl+M	Launch the File Manager, which lists all the message and mapper definition files loaded in the Rhapsody engine, which are used for the configuration of its various components.
Path View		Display a simplified view of the message pathway (by omitting filters) for all routes on the engine. The purpose of this view is to illustrate how the routes are connected with each other.
Rhapsody Variables	Ctrl+Shift+A	Launch the Variables Manager, which provides a central location for naming the properties used in the configuration of filters and communication points; for example, a directory pathname or port number. If a property value is updated in the Variables Manager, all items that reference that value are automatically updated without needing to be checked in.
Certificates and Keys Manager	Ctrl+Shift+K	Launch the Certificates and Keys Manager, which provides a single location where the security certificates and keys used to encrypt messages processed by the Rhapsody engine can be managed.
Templates	Ctrl+Shift+D	Launch the Templates Manager, which provides a way to add, edit and remove templates.
Test Manager	Ctrl+Shift+Q	Launch the Test Manager, which provides a tree view of all the tests in your configuration and enables you to run tests across components.
Web Services	Ctrl+Shift+W	Launch the Web Services Manager, which enable you to create, modify and delete web services in Rhapsody.
Lookup Tables	Ctrl+Shift+L	Launch the Lookup Table Manager, which enable you to create, modify and delete lookup tables in Rhapsody.
Shared JavaScript Libraries	Ctrl+Shift+S	Launch the Shared JavaScript Libraries manager, which enables you to add, edit or delete shared JavaScript libraries and functions.
Message Tracking Schemes	Ctrl+Shift+G	Launch the Message Tracking Schemes Manager, which enables you to define message tracking schemes and keep track of all messages for which an acknowledgment has been generated and returned to the sending system.
REST Clients	Ctrl+Shift+T	Launch the REST Clients Manager, which enables you to add, modify or delete REST clients.
X12 Projects	Ctrl+Shift+X	Launch the X12 Projects Manager, which enables you to manage and edit custom X12 projects.
Intelligent Mapper Projects	Ctrl+Shift+I	Launch the Intelligent Mapper's Mapping Project Manager, which assists you in migrating mappings to Rhapsody from other mapping systems.
Configuration History	Ctrl+Shift+H	Launch Configuration History, which enables you to view the history of configuration changes and roll back to earlier configuration versions.