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### Design View
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In the current release, the `Design View` is empty. Our intention is to eventually provide a WebLogic
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console-like set of pages that will make it easier to create or edit a model using an interface more familiar to
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WebLogic administrators and developers.
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The `Design View` is provided through integration with the [WebLogic Remote Console](https://github.com/oracle/weblogic-remote-console/releases).
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For version details, see [Prerequisites]({{< relref "/setup/prerequisites.md" >}}). Upon first access, provide the location of the
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Remote Console installation directory, then click **Start WebLogic Remote Console**.
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Use the Model `Design View` pages to create or edit your WDT model files. For reference, see
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[WDT Model Files](https://oracle.github.io/weblogic-remote-console/userguide/providers/wdt-model/) in the Remote Console documentation.
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In addition, use the Help (?) icon to the left of each field to access summary and detailed help for the field. Or,
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click the ? icon in the top right of the content pane to toggle the view of the reference information for all of the fields displayed on the page.
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The WDT model files that you configure will be reflected in the `Code View`. Using the Model `Design View` pages, if you select the "circle/arrow"
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icon beside a field, a dialog appears with the option of setting the field to a variable.
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The variable will show up in both the model and the variables editor on the `Code View` page. Likewise, when adding an application, you supply the path to the EAR,
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WAR, or JAR file (or directory); that path will be put in the archive editor on the `Code View` page.
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Note that if you create a new model using the `Design View` pages, the `Design View` will insert the `AdminUserName` and `AdminPassword` fields
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into the `domainInfo` section of the model with their values set to variables whose values you will need to provide.
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This is intended to help you create a domain with all of the required fields.
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### Code View
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Using an IDE-like layout, the `Code View` provides editor panes for editing the model, variables, and archive files,
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12.2.1.3.0 or later; it is a best practice to install the latest Patch Set Updates (PSUs) and other recommended patches. The
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application uses WebLogic Server to gain access to the WebLogic Server Scripting Tool (WLST) and other related artifacts to use
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- WebLogic Remote Console version 2.3.0 or later. Provides user interface for creating WDT models in Model View.
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-`docker` (or `podman`) - Required to create images locally and interact with image registries.
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-`openssl` - Used to generate an X.509 TLS certificate for ingress routes, should you ask the application
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{{% notice note %}} The WKT UI application is built using the Electron framework and as such, we support only the platforms and versions supported by [Electron](https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/support#supported-platforms). For example, because of the Electron requirement for Fedora 24 or newer, we support _only_ versions 8.0 and higher of Oracle Linux, RedHat Linux, and CentOS Linux.
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