update documentation to reflect new developer workspace

examples/java-lambda-smartapp/README.md

@@ -89,19 +89,16 @@ First, you'll need to determine the target ARN for the function you just deploye
 function you just deployed in the AWS Console and you will find the ARN in the upper right
 corner.
 
-In the [developer workspace](https://devworkspace.developer.samsung.com/smartthingsconsole/iotweb/site/index.html),
-choose "Automations" on the left navigation bar and create a new WebHook endpoint automation using the following
-settings:
-
-| Option             | Value                               |
-|--------------------|-------------------------------------|
-| SmartApp Instances | Single                              |
-| Hosting Type       | AWS Lambda                          |
-| Target ARN         | The ARN you found above             |
-| Scopes             | `r:devices:*` and `x:devices:*`     |
-| App Settings       | leave blank                         |
-
-Once created, self-publish the automation for testing and you will be ready to test it.
+Then, follow these steps using the
+[developer workspace](https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/workspace/):
+
+  1. Create a new project and choose "Automation for the SmartThings App".
+  1. Give your project a unique name.
+  1. Choose "Automation Connector | SmartApp" under "Develop" in the left-hand menu.
+  1. Choose "AWS Lambda" and enter the target ARN you found above.
+  1. Select the `r:devices:*` and `x:devices:*` scopes and click "Next".
+  1. Give your application a name and hit "Save".
+  1. Save the new project and click the "Deploy to Test" button.
 
 ### Install SmartApp
 

examples/java-ratpack-guice-smartapp/README.md

@@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ for dependency injection.
 
 ## Running the Example
 
+### Build and Run
+
 Execute the following command from the project root directory:
 
 ```
@@ -20,21 +22,24 @@ Execute the following command from the project root directory:
 
 ### Create SmartApp
 
-Note: it is necessary for the application to be running before you create the SmartApp
-in the developer console.
-
-In the [developer workspace](https://devworkspace.developer.samsung.com/smartthingsconsole/iotweb/site/index.html),
-choose "Automations" on the left navigation bar and create a new WebHook endpoint automation using the following
-settings:
-
-| Option             | Value                               |
-|--------------------|-------------------------------------|
-| SmartApp Instances | Single                              |
-| Hosting Type       | WebHook endpoint                    |
-| Target URL         | Enter the URL of your endpoint here |
-| Scopes             | `r:devices:*` and `x:devices:*`     |
-
-Once created, self-publish the automation for testing and you will be ready to test it.
+Note: it is necessary for the application to be running before you create the
+SmartApp in the developer console. You will need to restart once configured.
+
+Follow these steps using the
+[developer workspace](https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/workspace/):
+
+  1. Create a new project and choose "Automation for the SmartThings App".
+  1. Give your project a unique name.
+  1. Choose "Automation Connector | SmartApp" under "Develop" in the left-hand menu.
+  1. Choose "WebHook Endpoint" and enter the URL of your endpoint and click "Next".
+  1. Select the `r:devices:*` and `x:devices:*` scopes and click "Next".
+  1. Give your application a name and hit "Save". Note that at this point, you
+     will need to have the application running. (See Build and Run above.)
+  1. Save the public key created to a file called `smartthings_rsa.pub` in the
+     `src/main/resources` directory.
+  1. Save the new project and click the "Deploy to Test" button.
+  1. Restart your server (see [Build and Run](#build-and-run) above). (This is
+     necessary because we added the configuration options above.)
 
 ### Install SmartApp
 

examples/java-springboot-smartapp/README.md

@@ -20,26 +20,28 @@ Execute the following command from the project root directory:
 
 ### Create SmartApp
 
-Note: it is necessary for the application to be running before you create the SmartApp
-in the developer console.
-
-In the [developer workspace](https://devworkspace.developer.samsung.com/smartthingsconsole/iotweb/site/index.html),
-choose "Automations" on the left navigation bar and create a new WebHook endpoint automation using the following
-settings:
-
-| Option             | Value                               |
-|--------------------|-------------------------------------|
-| SmartApp Instances | Single                              |
-| Hosting Type       | WebHook endpoint                    |
-| Target URL         | Enter the URL of your endpoint here |
-| Scopes             | `r:devices:*` and `x:devices:*`     |
-
-Once created, self-publish the automation for testing and you will be ready to test it.
-
-### Configure Public Key
-
-Copy the public key created in the previous step into a file called `smartthings_rsa.pub` in `src/main/resources`
-and restart your server (see [Build and Run](#build-and-run) above).
+Note: it is necessary for the application to be running before you create the
+SmartApp in the developer console. You will need to restart once configured.
+
+Follow these steps using the
+[developer workspace](https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/workspace/):
+
+  1. Create a new project and choose "Automation for the SmartThings App".
+  1. Give your project a unique name.
+  1. Choose "Automation Connector | SmartApp" under "Develop" in the left-hand menu.
+  1. Choose "WebHook Endpoint" and enter the URL of your endpoint and click "Next".
+  1. Select the `r:devices:*` and `x:devices:*` scopes and click "Next".
+  1. Give your application a name and hit "Save". Note that at this point, you
+     will need to have the application running. (See Build and Run above.)
+  1. Save the public key created to a file called `smartthings_rsa.pub` in the
+     `src/main/resources` directory.
+  1. In `src/main/resources`, copy `application.yml.example` to `application.yml`
+     and update the client id and client secret with values from your newly
+     created smartapp. If the secret is hidden, hit "regenerate" to get a new
+     client id and client secret.
+  1. Save the new project and click the "Deploy to Test" button.
+  1. Restart your server (see [Build and Run](#build-and-run) above). (This is
+     necessary because we added the configuration options above.)
 
 ### Install SmartApp
 

examples/kotlin-smartapp/README.md

@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ This sample demonstrates a simple [Kotlin](https://kotlinlang.org/)-based server
 
 ## Running the Example
 
+### Build and Run
+
 From the root project directory:
 
 ```
@@ -16,21 +18,24 @@ From the root project directory:
 
 ### Create SmartApp
 
-Note: it is necessary for the application to be running before you create the SmartApp
-in the developer console.
-
-In the [developer workspace](https://devworkspace.developer.samsung.com/smartthingsconsole/iotweb/site/index.html),
-choose "Automations" on the left navigation bar and create a new WebHook endpoint automation using the following
-settings:
-
-| Option             | Value                               |
-|--------------------|-------------------------------------|
-| SmartApp Instances | Single                              |
-| Hosting Type       | WebHook endpoint                    |
-| Target URL         | Enter the URL of your endpoint here |
-| Scopes             | `r:devices:*` and `x:devices:*`     |
-
-Once created, self-publish the automation for testing and you will be ready to test it.
+Note: it is necessary for the application to be running before you create the
+SmartApp in the developer console. You will need to restart once configured.
+
+Follow these steps using the
+[developer workspace](https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/workspace/):
+
+  1. Create a new project and choose "Automation for the SmartThings App".
+  1. Give your project a unique name.
+  1. Choose "Automation Connector | SmartApp" under "Develop" in the left-hand menu.
+  1. Choose "WebHook Endpoint" and enter the URL of your endpoint and click "Next".
+  1. Select the `r:devices:*` and `x:devices:*` scopes and click "Next".
+  1. Give your application a name and hit "Save". Note that at this point, you
+     will need to have the application running. (See Build and Run above.)
+  1. Save the public key created to a file called `smartthings_rsa.pub` in the
+     `src/main/resources` directory.
+  1. Save the new project and click the "Deploy to Test" button.
+  1. Restart your server (see [Build and Run](#build-and-run) above). (This is
+     necessary because we added the configuration options above.)
 
 ### Install SmartApp