View
This topic lists all the menu commands available in the View menu.
Show Annotations 
Displays XML schema annotations in the component window.
If the Show Types icon is also active, then both sets of info are show in grid form.
Show Types 
Displays the schema datatypes for each element or attribute.
If the Show Annotations icon is also active, then both sets of info are show in grid form.
Show Library in Function Header 
Displays the library name in parenthesis in the function title.
Show Tips 
Displays a tooltip containing explanatory text when the mouse pointer is placed over a function.
Show Selected Component Connectors 
Switches between showing all mapping connectors, or those connectors relating to the currently selected components.
Show Connectors from Source to Target 
Switches between showing (i) connectors that are directly connected to the currently selected component or (ii) connectors linked to the currently selected component, originating from source and terminating at the target components
Zoom
Opens the Zoom dialog box. You can enter the zoom factor numerically or drag the slider to change the zoom factor interactively.
Back
Steps back through the currently open mappings of the mapping tab.
Forward
Steps forward through the currently open mappings of the mapping tab.
Status Bar
Switches on/off the Status Bar visible below the Messages window.
Libraries
Switches on/off the Libraries window.
Manage Libraries
Switches on/off the Manage Libraries window.
Messages
Switches on/off the Validation output window. When generating code the Messages output window is automatically activated to show the validation result.
Overview
Switches on/off the Overview window. Drag the rectangle to navigate your Mapping view.
Project Window
Switches on/off the Project window.
Debug Windows
The debug mode enables you to analyze the context in which a particular value is produced. This information is available directly in the mapping and in the Values, Context, and Breakpoints windows. For more information, see About the Debug Mode.