Execute the eSpace

Once your eSpace is hosted in the Platform Server, you can access its Personal Area and Public Area by launching a browser with the suitable URL as explained below.

Opening the browser in Service Studio

You can open the default browser at a specific Entry Point while editing your eSpace in Service Studio, as presented below:

You can open any Entry Point created in your eSpace by selecting the Open in Browser operation available in the right-click menu for entry points, in the eSpace Tree or on the Content Canvas.
You can select the Entry Point from the Entry points drop-down in the Lower pane and then continue with the Open in Browser button, available after running or 1-click publishing your eSpace. The drop-down list contains all Entry Points available for the Entry eSpace, just hosted in your Personal Area.

If you select as an Entry eSpace a consumer of your eSpace, this drop-down list contains all the entry points of that Consumer eSpace, hosted in your Personal Area. See Producer eSpace Life Cycle.

If the Platform Server is in Development Running Mode, these operations launch the eSpace in your Personal Area.

Execute the eSpace in a Personal Area

To execute an eSpace hosted in a Personal Area, yours or any developer's, simply type the following URL in a Web browser:

http[s]://hostname/<eSpaceName>/<username>/[<entry_name>.aspx|jsf]

hostname: Internet address of the Platform Server where the eSpace is hosted.
username: Service Center login of the developer whose Personal Area you want to use.
entry_name: Entry point where you want to start your eSpace. If not provided, the default Entry Point is used.

Execute the eSpace in the Public Area

To execute an eSpace hosted in the Public Area, simply type the following URL in a Web browser:

http[s]://hostname/<eSpaceName>/[<entry_name>.aspx|jsf]

hostname: Internet address of the Platform Server where the eSpace is hosted.
entry_name: Entry Point where you want to start your eSpace. If not provided, the default Entry Point is used.

In an SMS flow, you have to use the application phone number and then type in the message. Log-in to Service Center and check this feature.

Multi-tenant eSpaces

If your eSpace is multi-tenant, you must create the necessary tenants. Usually, tenants are created in a Back-Office application. To test web flows in a multi-tenant scenario, you must include the tenant name in the URL after the <eSpaceName>.