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Web Component Guide
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Click the Add button.
The New View dialog opens.
3
Click Common > Label in the Blank view drop-down list, and then click OK.
The Module Definitions pane changes to an editor pane.
4
Only the component’s name and its Label property are required to have a
functioning component. The next few sections give a brief description of each tab
in the Definitions Editor.
The General Tab
The settings on the General tab are described in “General Tab” on page 108, but for now
just note that fields with required settings are marked with an exclamation icon ( ),
while others can retain their default values. The label must be given a name and a size. It
should be given a description in the Comments field that gives an indication of why it is
being used. Because this simple component will in all probability be added to a page, its
purpose should be set to Pagelet. Its roles, which are matched to user roles to control
who is allowed to see the component, need not be considered in this introductory
example. When this page is filled in, the component has a name, a preferred size, a
description, some allowed roles, and some purpose or purposes.
The Context Tab
In the Web Component Framework, context is analogous to the environment
information available to applications running under the control of an operating system.
Context is the collection of available information that can be copied and passed on to
the component. This information may be needed by the component to properly fulfill its
purpose.
The Configuration Tab
The Configuration tab is where the label’s properties are set. A primary goal of this
example is to give an overview of the possibilities available to users to bind data to a
component, so the next section discusses these possibilities as they apply to each of the
label’s properties.
Binding Data to a Component
To blend well with other components on a page, a view component needs to have
configurable properties that control its appearance. To be useful, a view component
must have mechanisms for data binding. The Web Component Framework supports
dynamic configuration for both appearance and data display.
- Web Component Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 vFoglight 4
- Table of Contents 5 5
- 6 vFoglight 6
- Introduction to this Guide 7
- About vFoglight 8
- About this Guide 8
- Core Documentation Set 10
- Cartridge Documentation Sets 10
- Text Conventions 11
- About Vizioncore Inc 12
- Introduction to this Guide 13 13
- Contacting Dell 14
- Guatemala 18
- Hong Kong 18
- Ireland (Cherrywood) 19
- Italy (Milan) 19
- Japan (Kawasaki) 20
- Korea (Seoul) 20
- Latin America 20
- Luxemborg 20
- U.K.(Bracknell) 24
- U.S.A. (Austin, Texas) 24
- U.S. Virgin Islands 25
- Venezuela 25
- Framework 27
- Configuring the Default Views 28
- The User Interface 30
- View Components 32
- 42 vFoglight 42
- Overview of Web Components 43
- Containers 45
- Tables and Trees 47
- Charts and Gauges 47
- Time Range 48
- Topology 49
- Reporting 49
- 54 vFoglight 54
- The Web Component Framework 55
- Core Concepts 56
- Definitions and Entities 57
- Observations 58
- Metric Observations 59
- Enum Observations 61
- Parameters 63
- On Null Values 63
- Default Values 64
- Figure 2 67
- An Example Page 68
- Managing Dashboards 69
- Definitions Panes 70
- Data and Data Sources Pages 71
- Definitions Pane 72
- Additional Documentation 74
- Customizing the UI Quickly 74
- Finding Pages: Bookmarks 74
- Query definition editor 75
- Overview of Query Definitions 76
- Creating a Query in vFoglight 76
- Query Definition Settings 77
- Comments 78
- Context Help 78
- Data Source Type 79
- Data Source ID 80
- Required Parameters 80
- Object Type 81
- Root Path 81
- Aggregations 82
- Identifying Values 84
- Filter Results Based on Top N 85
- Order By 86
- Conditional Types 87
- Comparison 88
- Ma_hine_ne 89
- Sub Type is 90
- Sequence of Evaluation 91
- Parameters in Queries 94
- Creating a Query 94
- Copying a Query 96
- Editing a Query 98
- Deleting a Query 99
- 100 vFoglight 100
- Configuring Views and Context 101
- Configuring Views 102
- Definitions Page for a View 105
- General Tab 108
- Purpose of Views 110
- Context tab 112
- Configuration Tab 113
- Flow tab 114
- Configuring Flows for Views 115
- Layout Tab 121
- Context and the Context Tab 122
- Context Tab 123
- Context Types 124
- Additional Context 125
- Dynamic Context 126
- Flow Context 127
- TimeRange 128
- Runtime Values 129
- Simple Types 130
- Runtime Value Types 131
- Details of each Runtime Value 133
- Query Selection 135
- Theme Selection 137
- Icon Selection 138
- String Template 139
- Image Reference 140
- Localized String 140
- Return Types 143
- 146 vFoglight 146
- Localized Type Names 146
- Additional Components 147
- Renderers 148
- Types Tab 151
- Theme and Module Resources 155
- Printing 156
- Web Browser Printing 157
- PDF Generation 157
- Report Layout 158
- Scheduling Reports 159
- Remote Access to Views 160
- Google Gadget 161
- SharePoint Web Part 162
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