Exploring the SAP Sybase Event Stream Processor Studio Workspace

Explore SAP Sybase Event Stream Processor Studio perspectives and views to discover what you can do.

Use the sample projects to see examples of different project structures and diagrams in the Visual editor.

(Optional) On the Welcome screen, use the buttons to navigate to the help, or close the Welcome screen tab.
- Click Overview to access SAP Sybase Event Stream Processor documentation and an overview of the features provided by Maven Integration for Eclipse.
- Click Tutorials to access cheat sheet guides on how to create and run an SAP Sybase ESP Project.
- Click Samples to access examples of completed projects that you can explore and run.
- Click What's New to access the latest updates and the New Features Summary for SAP Sybase Event Stream Processor.
- Click Web Resources to access online videos and to join the SAP Sybase ESP Developer Centre, which allows you to stay informed about SAP Sybase Event Stream Processor.
- Click Workbench to open Studio.
To switch to another perspective, click its tab just below the main menu bar.
The SAP Sybase ESP Run-Test tab is not present by default. The tab appears either when you run a project for the first time, or go to Window > Open Perspective > SAP Sybase ESP Run-Test to open it manually.
1. Click the SAP Sybase ESP Authoring tab in Studio to:
  - Create and edit projects
  - Develop projects and diagrams in the Visual editor, a graphical editing environment
  - Develop projects in the CCL editor, a text-oriented editing environment where you edit CCL code
  - Compile projects
  - Import Aleri models
2. Click the SAP Sybase ESP Run-Test tab in Studio to:
  - Connect to servers
  - Run projects
  - Enter test data by uploading data files to a server, or entering data manually to a stream
  - Publish data
  - Execute a query against a running project
  - Use the Event Tracer and Debugger to set breakpoints and watchpoints, and trace the flow of data through a project
  - Record incoming event data to a playback file, and play back captured data into a running project
  - Monitor performance

For more information on tasks and concepts introduced in this Getting Started Guide, see the Studio Users Guide.