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fDesc[0] = "WDK PlugIn is an Eclipse plugin for developing Documentum Web Development Kit (WDK) - based applications.<br /> <br /> You are able now to use the WDK Eclipse Plugin for Configuring Columns. You have to follow these steps : <br /> <br /> -Create two new component definitions in the custom layer (right-click on Components node and click on &#039;New Component&#039;) of ids &#039;homecabinet_classic&#039; and &#039;objectlist&#039;. For these choose the parents as &#039;homecabinet_classic&#039; and &#039;objectlist&#039; from the webtop layer respectively. Be sure to select the non-scoped parents. <br /> <br /> -For each, click on the &#039;Insert From Parent&#039; button and choose the &#039;columns&#039; element. This will copy the &#039;columns&#039; element from the parent definition. You can now add the additional column definitions to the copied columns element. <br /> <br /> -For each definition, switch to the &#039;XML&#039; tab of each custom config definition, add the column definitions in the XML there and save (CTRL+S).";

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