On the top of page 18 of the readme.pdf (2.0.3) there are the steps you need to enable the OSGi Configuration view in the database, it will not be there by default.
"New in 1.6: New mechanism to store profiles and Eclipse preferences in an NSF store
Since 1.6, you can now store your profiles and eclipse preferences in an NSF store of your choice
including the Server NAB. To enable this functionality, you need to add the following ini variable:
OSGI_CONFIGURATION_DB=
e.g.
OSGI_CONFIGURATION_DB=names.nsf
If this ini is set, dots will try to load the profile from the specified database. If it can't ( for example
because the database has not been initialized yet ), dots will show an error message and load the default
profile. The administrator can then use a new osgi command to create the profile in the database:
tell dots profileCreate
e.g.
tell dots profileCreate DOTS"