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* '''Instance''' - optional. If you maintain more than one copy (instance) of the app you can name each instance. For example, you can have a "dev" instance and a "production" instance | * '''Instance''' - optional. If you maintain more than one copy (instance) of the app you can name each instance. For example, you can have a "dev" instance and a "production" instance | ||
+ | == Adding Views to an App == | ||
+ | Once you created an app, you'll see some new menu option. For example, when you're displaying a view, you'll see the option "Add this view to an app" on the File menu. | ||
+ | [[File:add_view_to_app.png]] | ||
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+ | Select the app from the drop-down list. | ||
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+ | == Listing Apps == | ||
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+ | Select "Apps" from the Views menu to see a list of apps. The context menu in this list provides actions you can take with apps. These are detailed below. | ||
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+ | [[File:apps_context_menu.png]] | ||
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+ | * '''List app views''' - list all the views that belong to this app. A view can only belong to one app. | ||
+ | * '''List app data sources''' - | ||
+ | * '''List app scheduled jobs''' - | ||
+ | * '''List app track trend jobs''' - | ||
+ | * '''List app XML files''' - | ||
+ | * '''Delete app''' - | ||
+ | * '''Edit this app''' - | ||
+ | * '''Attach an XML file''' - | ||
+ | * '''Export app definition''' - | ||
+ | * '''Publish all app views''' - | ||
+ | * '''share this app''' - | ||
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Revision as of 18:39, 30 April 2015
Introduction
Analytical applications, or apps for short, provide the ability to package multiple views with their publishing options, scheduled jobs, and trend jobs into a single portable Application.
Apps can be used for:
- packaging a related set of views that can easily be migrated, for example from development to test and production, and published together in a single action
- creating a standard solution for other customers
Apps allow you to package your work into a single collection. This collection can be exported into a single XML file, imported as a new app, and published as a single entity.
Creating a New App
From the View menu, select "Add a new App". The following dialog will appear:
- Name - the name of your app
- Description - an optional description for documentation purpose
- Instance - optional. If you maintain more than one copy (instance) of the app you can name each instance. For example, you can have a "dev" instance and a "production" instance
Adding Views to an App
Once you created an app, you'll see some new menu option. For example, when you're displaying a view, you'll see the option "Add this view to an app" on the File menu.
Select the app from the drop-down list.
Listing Apps
Select "Apps" from the Views menu to see a list of apps. The context menu in this list provides actions you can take with apps. These are detailed below.
- List app views - list all the views that belong to this app. A view can only belong to one app.
- List app data sources -
- List app scheduled jobs -
- List app track trend jobs -
- List app XML files -
- Delete app -
- Edit this app -
- Attach an XML file -
- Export app definition -
- Publish all app views -
- share this app -