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  1. On the Create menu, click Microspace.
  2. Enter a title for the dashboard.
    Only alphanumerical and - hyphen is allowed to be entered as the dashboard title. 
  3. Click Create new app.  
  4. Click on the folder containing the name of the newly created microsite.
  5. Right click and select New text file.
  6. Rename the filename and extension.
  7. Open the newly created file in the text editor.
  8. Write the code using jaggery and/or html.
    Use the tools in the editor when necessary.
  9. Click Save.
  10. Publish the microsite.
    Please see Creating a Microsite for more information.

Publishing a microsite to the store

All source microsite file are secured with basic authentication. As a result by default, the security settings in Jaggery prevents microsites from being accessed publicly even after being published. The code related to the security settings will have to be manually removed before publishing it to enable public access once the microsite is published. For more information please go to http://jaggeryjs.org/apidocs/jagconf.jag.

  1. On the My Items menu, click and open the microsite folder that needs to be published.
  2. In the microsite folder open the jaggery.conf file in the text editor.
  3. Remove the following code and save the jaggery.conf file.

    "securityConstraints" : [
    		{
    			"securityConstraint" : {
    				"webResourceCollection" : {
    					"name" : "Test",
    					"urlPatterns" : [
    						"/*"],
    					"methods" : [
    						"GET",
    						"POST",
    						"PUT",
    						"DELETE",
    						"HEAD",
    						"OPTIONS",
    						"TRACE",
    						"CONNECT",
    						"PATCH"]
    				},
    				"authRoles" : [
    					"private_mari"]
    			}
    		}]
  4. On the My Items menu in the portal, click on the microsite folder that needs to be published.
  5. Click Publish.
    The Published Settings page will appear. 
  6. Select "Site" as the Publish as option.
    Dashboards too need to be published as Sites. The default value is Sites.

  7. If required, edit the a name for the site.
  8. If required, edit the URL that will be used to publicly access the site.
  9. Enter a description on the microsite.
  10. Enter the URL of the thumbnail.
    A default thumbnail will appear if a thumbnail URL is not specified. 
  11. Enter the URL of the image.
    A default image will appear if a image URL is not specified.  
  12. Click Publish.
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