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SiteVELIZYBangalore

EVOLIUM SAS

OriginatorsAnne DurandMithilesh K Singh

MUSE M0 Analysis ApplicationViewers

OriginatorsAnne DurandMithilesh K Singh

MUSE M0 UIS Viewers

System : MUSESub-system :

Document Category : USER INTERFACE SPECIFICATION

ABSTRACT

This SFD UIS describes the "ReportsViewers for the MUSE Analysis Application.

Approvals

NameApp.

Yannick BeucherDPM

Dominique MoriceDTL

Jean-Yves CasalisDTL

NameApp.

Michel ChevanneSTL

Test Team Leader

REVIEWEd 0x1 Proposal 1x 24/03/05dat

eCreationReading report reference

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HISTORYEd 01 Proposal 1 Draft1Ed x Proposal x

24/03/05date

Creation Mithilesh K SinghComments of what goes inversion since last version

Ed01 Proposal 1 Draft 2 19/04/05 Review Comments of draft 1 incorporated.

Ed01 Proposal 1 Draft 3 25/04/05 Review Comments of draft 2 incorporatedEd01 Proposal 1 Draft 4 29/04/05 Review comments of draft 3 incorporated.Ed01 Proposal 2 12/05/05 Review comments given in proposal 1 incorporated.Ed01 Released 19/05/05 Review Comments of Proposal 2 incorporated.

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USER INTERFACE SPECIFICATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................................. 101.1 Intended Audience.................................................................................................................. 101.2 Scope........................................................................................................................................ 10

1.2.1 Document Scope............................................................................................................... 101.2.2 Edition Scope.................................................................................................................... 10

2 MAIN WINDOW................................................................................................................................ 122.1 General .................................................................................................................................... 122.2 GUI Layout............................................................................................................................... 12

2.2.1 Executed View Browser..................................................................................................... 14

3 VIEW TEMPLATE MANAGEMENT.................................................................................................21

3.1 General..................................................................................................................................... 213.2 Use Cases................................................................................................................................ 213.3 Access...................................................................................................................................... 213.4 GUI Layout............................................................................................................................... 23

3.4.1 Create View Template....................................................................................................... 273.4.2 Copy View Template.........................................................................................................423.4.3 Edit View Template............................................................................................................ 423.4.4 Delete View Template.......................................................................................................42

3.5 Dynamic Behavior................................................................................................................... 433.5.1 Create View Template....................................................................................................... 433.5.2 Copy View Template.........................................................................................................443.5.3 Edit View Template............................................................................................................ 453.5.4 Delete View Template.......................................................................................................45

3.5.5 Dynamic Behavior of Color and Pattern Window...............................................................473.6 GUI Errors................................................................................................................................ 48

4 DISPLAY QOS VALUES................................................................................................................. 504.1 General..................................................................................................................................... 504.2 Use Cases................................................................................................................................ 504.3 Access...................................................................................................................................... 504.4 GUI Layout............................................................................................................................... 54

4.4.1 Execute View(s)................................................................................................................. 584.4.2 Copy an Executed View.................................................................................................... 594.4.3 Rename an Executed View (not in M0 Step 1)..................................................................594.4.4 Save Executed View as Template (not in M0 Step 1)........................................................594.4.5 Close Executed View ........................................................................................................59

4.5 Dynamic Behavior................................................................................................................... 604.5.1 Execute View..................................................................................................................... 664.5.2 Copy an Executed View.................................................................................................... 684.5.3 Rename Executed View.................................................................................................... 684.5.4 Close View......................................................................................................................... 69

4.6 GUI Errors................................................................................................................................ 70

5 INTERACTIVE EDITING AN EXECUTED VIEW TABULAR MODE............................................72


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9.1 General..................................................................................................................................... 909.2 Use Cases................................................................................................................................ 909.3 Access...................................................................................................................................... 909.4 GUI Layout............................................................................................................................... 90

9.4.1 Configuring User Preferences...........................................................................................909.5 Dynamic Behavior................................................................................................................... 919.6 GUI Errors................................................................................................................................ 91

10 MENUBAR AND POPUP MENUS.................................................................................................9210.1 Use CasesToolbar................................................................................................................. 92

10.1.1 Sub group of use cases if necessary .............................................................................. 9710.2 Another group Popup Menu.............................................................................................97

10.2.1 Edit Executed View Properties........................................................................................ 9810.3 Dynamic Behavior................................................................................................................. 98

10.3.1 Edit Executed View Properties By Dialog Box ................................................................9910.4 GUI Errors.............................................................................................................................. 99

11 EXPORT (NOT IN M0 STEP1).....................................................................................................10011.1 General................................................................................................................................. 10011.2 Use Cases............................................................................................................................ 10011.3 Access.................................................................................................................................. 100

11.4 GUI Layout........................................................................................................................... 10011.4.1 Export View................................................................................................................... 10011.4.2 Copy/Paste ................................................................................................................... 101

11.5 Dynamic Behavior...............................................................................................................10111.6 GUI Errors............................................................................................................................ 101

12 USER PREFERENCES (NOT IN M0 STEP1)..............................................................................10212.1 General................................................................................................................................. 10212.2 Use Cases............................................................................................................................ 10212.3 Access.................................................................................................................................. 10212.4 GUI Layout........................................................................................................................... 102

12.4.1 Configuring User Preferences.......................................................................................10212.5 Dynamic Behavior...............................................................................................................10312.6 GUI Errors............................................................................................................................ 103

13 MENUBAR AND POPUP MENUS...............................................................................................10413.1 Use CasesToolbar...............................................................................................................104

13.1.1 Sub group of use cases if necessary ............................................................................11113.2 Another group Popup Menu...........................................................................................111

13.2.1 Popup Menu on View.................................................................................................... 11113.2.2 Popup Menu on selection of row/column....................................................................... 11213.2.3 Popup Menu on View Tab............................................................................................. 113

TABLE OF FIGURES

FIGURE 1: MODES AND FUNCTIONS MAIN WINDOW...................................................................13

FIGURE 2: EXAMPLE OF AN EXECUTED VIEW BROWSER - TABULAR MODE.........................14


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FIGURE 3: EXAMPLE OF AN EXECUTED VIEW BROWSER - GRAPHICAL MODE.....................16

FIGURE 4: ACCESS VIEW TEMPLATE EDITOR ............................................................................ 23

FIGURE 5: VIEW TEMPLATE EDITOR..............................................................................................23

FIGURE 6: VIEW TEMPLATE PROPERTIES PANEL .....................................................................28

FIGURE 7: COLOR AND PATTERN (STYLE) CHOICE DIALOG BOX.............................................41

FIGURE 8: CONFIRMATION MESSAGE DELETE.........................................................................43

FIGURE 9: CREATE VIEW TEMPLATE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.....................................................43

FIGURE 10: COPY VIEW TEMPLATE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.......................................................44

FIGURE 11: EDIT VIEW TEMPLATE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.........................................................45

FIGURE 12: DELETE VIEW TEMPLATE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR...................................................46

FIGURE 13: VIEW TEMPLATE COMMON CHARACTERISTICS DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.............47

FIGURE 14: COLOR AND PATTERN DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR...........................................................48

FIGURE 15: WARNING POPUP.........................................................................................................49

FIGURE 16: ACCESS EXECUTION CONTEXT WINDOW................................................................51

FIGURE 17: ACCESS COPY EXECUTED VIEW...............................................................................52

FIGURE 18: ACCESS RENAME EXECUTED VIEW..........................................................................53

FIGURE 19: ACCESS TO CLOSE EXECUTED VIEW.......................................................................53

FIGURE 20: ACCESS CLOSE ALL EXECUTED VIEW.....................................................................54

FIGURE 21: EXECUTION CONTEXT WINDOW................................................................................55

FIGURE 22: SAVE VIEW AS TEMPLATE DIALOG BOX..................................................................59

FIGURE 23: EXAMPLE VIEW TABULAR MODE MONO-OBJECT EVOLUTION..........................60

FIGURE 24: EXAMPLE VIEW TABULAR MODE MULTI-OBJECT COMPARISON......................61

FIGURE 25: EXAMPLE VIEW TABULAR MODE - MULTI-OBJECT EVOLUTION...........................62

FIGURE 26: EXAMPLE VIEW GRAPHICAL MODE MULTI-OBJECT COMPARISON..................62

FIGURE 27: EXAMPLE VIEW GRAPHICAL MODE MULTI-OBJECT EVOLUTION......................63

FIGURE 28: EXAMPLE VIEW GRAPHICAL MODE MONO-OBJECT EVOLUTION......................63

FIGURE 29: EXAMPLE VIEW GRAPHICAL MODE MULTI-OBJECT EVOLUTION (100%STACKED FORMAT)..................................................................................................................... 64

FIGURE 30: EXAMPLE VIEW GRAPHICAL MODE MULTI-OBJECT EVOLUTION (LINEFORMAT)....................................................................................................................................... 64

FIGURE 31: EXAMPLE VIEW GRAPHICAL MODE MULTI-OBJECT EVOLUTION (BAR CHARTFORMAT)....................................................................................................................................... 65

FIGURE 32: EXAMPLE VIEW GRAPHICAL MODE MULTI-OBJECT EVOLUTION (STACKEDCOLUMN FORMAT)...................................................................................................................... 65

FIGURE 33: EXAMPLE VIEW GRAPHICAL MODE MULTI-OBJECT EVOLUTION (PRIMARY ANDSECONDARY GRAPHICS)...........................................................................................................66

FIGURE 34: EXECUTE VIEW- DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR......................................................................67


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FIGURE 35: COPY EXECUTED VIEW DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.......................................................68

FIGURE 36: RENAME EXECUTED VIEW DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.................................................68

FIGURE 37: CLOSE EXECUTED VIEW DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR....................................................69

FIGURE 38: CLOSE ALL EXECUTED VIEW DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR............................................70

FIGURE 39: CHANGE VIEW DISPLAY TYPE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR...........................................75

FIGURE 40: HIGHLIGHTING DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.....................................................................76

FIGURE 41: SHOW LEGEND DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.......................................................................77

FIGURE 42: SAVE VIEW AS TEMPLATE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.................................................78

FIGURE 43: EXECUTED VIEW PROPERTIES..................................................................................82

FIGURE 4445: EXECUTED VIEW PROPERTIES EXECUTION CONTEXT....................................85

FIGURE 4445: EXECUTED VIEW PROPERTIES EXECUTION CONTEXT....................................85

FIGURE 46: EXECUTED VIEW PROPERTIES SPATIAL SCOPE.................................................86

FIGURE 4748: EDIT EXECUTED VIEW PROPERTIES DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.............................87

FIGURE 4748: EDIT EXECUTED VIEW PROPERTIES DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.............................87

FIGURE 4950: EXPORT VIEWS.........................................................................................................88

FIGURE 4950: EXPORT VIEWS.........................................................................................................88

FIGURE 5152: ERROR MESSAGE- EXPORT FAILURE................................................................... 89

FIGURE 5152: ERROR MESSAGE- EXPORT FAILURE................................................................... 89

FIGURE 5354: ERROR MESSAGE COPY FAILURE.....................................................................89

FIGURE 5354: ERROR MESSAGE COPY FAILURE.....................................................................89

FIGURE 5556: PROPAGATION MODES FOR TABULAR VIEW......................................................92

FIGURE 5556: PROPAGATION MODES FOR TABULAR VIEW......................................................92

FIGURE 5758: PROPAGATION MODES FOR GRAPHICAL VIEW.................................................93

FIGURE 5758: PROPAGATION MODES FOR GRAPHICAL VIEW.................................................93

FIGURE 5960: CURSOR MODES......................................................................................................93

FIGURE 5960: CURSOR MODES......................................................................................................93

FIGURE 6162: CURSOR MODE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR................................................................94

FIGURE 6162: CURSOR MODE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR................................................................94

FIGURE 6364: POPUP MENU ON VIEW ....................................................................................... 97

FIGURE 6364: POPUP MENU ON VIEW ....................................................................................... 97

FIGURE 6566: POPUP MENU ON ROW/COLUMN...........................................................................98

FIGURE 6566: POPUP MENU ON ROW/COLUMN...........................................................................98

FIGURE 67: EXECUTED VIEW PROPERTIES SPATIAL SCOPE.................................................98

FIGURE 68: EDIT EXECUTED VIEW PROPERTIES DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR.................................99

FIGURE 69: EXPORT VIEWS...........................................................................................................100


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FIGURE 70: ERROR MESSAGE- EXPORT FAILURE..................................................................... 101

FIGURE 71: ERROR MESSAGE COPY FAILURE.......................................................................101

FIGURE 72: PROPAGATION MODES FOR TABULAR VIEW........................................................105

FIGURE 73: PROPAGATION MODES FOR GRAPHICAL VIEW...............................................105

FIGURE 74: SHOW LEGEND...........................................................................................................105

FIGURE 75: CURSOR MODES........................................................................................................106

FIGURE 76: CURSOR MODE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR..................................................................107

FIGURE 77: POPUP MENU ON VIEW.............................................................................................112

FIGURE 78: POPUP MENU ON ROW/COLUMN.............................................................................112

FIGURE 79: POPUP MENU ON VIEW TAB.....................................................................................113

TABLE OF TABLES

TABLE 1: DESCRIPTION OF EXECUTED VIEW BROWSER - GRAPHICAL MODE.......................18

TABLE 2: DESCRIPTION OF EXECUTED VIEW BROWSER - TABULAR MODE...........................20

TABLE 3: DRAG AND DROP OBJECT TABLE ON EXECUTED VIEW BROWSER........................20

TABLE 4: VIEW TEMPLATE EDITOR CHARACTERISTICS............................................................25

TABLE 5: DESCRIPTION OF VIEW TEMPLATE EDITOR................................................................27

TABLE 6: VIEW TEMPLATE EDITOR DRAG AND DROP................................................................27

TABLE 7: VIEW TEMPLATE PROPERTIES......................................................................................40

TABLE 8: COLOR AND PATTERN CHOICE.....................................................................................42

TABLE 9: DRAG AND DROP OBJECT ON VIEW PROPERTIES PANEL........................................42

TABLE 10: PARAMETERS FOR EXECUTION CONTEXT................................................................58

TABLE 11: EXECUTION CONTEXT STARTING AND ENDING DATE.............................................59

TABLE 12: ONE NETWORK OBJECT, MULTIPLE INDICATORS, AND DATE INTERVAL.... .... ....60

TABLE 13:ONE NETWORK OBJECT, MULTIPLE COUNTERS, DATE INTERVAL, ANDPERIODICITY OTHER THAN RAW...............................................................................................60

TABLE 14: MULTIPLE NETWORK OBJECT, ONE INDICATOR, AND DATE INTERVAL...............61

TABLE 15: MULTIPLE NETWORK OBJECTS, ONE COUNTER, DATE INTERVAL, ANDPERIODICITY OTHER THAN RAW...............................................................................................61

TABLE 16: MULTIPLE NETWORK OBJECT, MULTIPLE INDICATORS, ONE DATE.....................61

TABLE 17: MULTIPLE NETWORK OBJECTS, MULTIPLE COUNTERS, ONE DATE, PERIODICITYOTHER THAN RAW...................................................................................................................... 61

TABLE 18: HIGH LIGHTING COLORS FOR INDICATOR VALUES.................................................73

TABLE 19: DESCRIPTION OF EXECUTED VIEW PROPERTIES....................................................83

TABLE 20: DRAGGABLE AND DROPPABLE OBJECT ON EXECUTED VIEW..............................83

TABLE 2122: CONFIGURABLE USER PREFERENCES................................................................90


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TABLE 2122: CONFIGURABLE USER PREFERENCES................................................................90

TABLE 2324: DESCRIPTION OF TOOLBAR BUTTON(EXECUTED VIEW BROWSER).................96

TABLE 2324: DESCRIPTION OF TOOLBAR BUTTON(EXECUTED VIEW BROWSER).................96

TABLE 25: CONFIGURABLE USER PREFERENCES..................................................................102

TABLE 26: CHARACTERISTIC OF SHOW LEGEND..................................................................106

TABLE 27: SHOW LEGEND DIALOG BOX DESCRIPTION...........................................................106

TABLE 28: DESCRIPTION OF TOOLBAR BUTTON FOR GRAPHICAL MODE (EXECUTED VIEWBROWSER)................................................................................................................................. 109

TABLE 29: DESCRIPTION OF TOOLBAR BUTTON FOR TABULAR MODE (EXECUTED VIEWBROWSER)................................................................................................................................. 110

INTERNAL REFERENCED DOCUMENTS

Not applicable.

REFERENCED DOCUMENTSAlcatel references[1] 3BK 11274 0017 DSZZAxxx

xxxxx xxxx xxxxxReferenced Doc titleMUSE M0 SSRS Viewers

[2] 3BK 11274 0024 DSZZA MUSE M0 SSRS Modes and Functions[3] 3BK 11274 0024 DSZZA MUSE M0 UIS Modes and Functions[4] 3BK 11274 0021 DSZZA MUSE M0 UI Guidelines[5] 3BP 21658 0031 DSZZA Alcatel GUI Style Guide[6] 3BK 20733 AAAA PCZZA A1353-UR Document -User Guide

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20811AAAAPCZZARelated Doc titleA9156 RNO User Guide

[2] 3BK 11274 048 DSZZA MUSE M0 SWAD UMTS integration

PREFACEThis document describes the user interface of the technical features provided by MUSE in the frame ofthe M0 Step 1 release.

OPEN POINTS / ACTION POINTS / RESTRICTIONSTABLE OF OPENPOINTS

Sr.

OpenPoint

Description


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1 OpenPoint1:

Reference Document

2 Open

Point2:

Icon to be used for MUSE

3 OpenPoint3:

Tool used to draw the windows in this document

4 OpenPoint4:

Dockable/Undockable views are not part of M0 Step1

5 OpenPoint5:

Error messages

6 OpenPoint

6:

Size of String text in dialog boxes.

7 OpenPoint10:

Icon on the toolbar

8 OpenPoint11:

Proposed icon for Toggle to Graphical

9 OpenPoint12:

Proposed icon for displaying Grid


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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Intended AudienceThe intended audience of this document is all persons involved in the specification, architecture anddesign of the network configuration management system and also marketing people in order tounderstand how to operate the system.

It is assumed that the reader has the following background:

Knowledge of UML notation

Knowledge of network management concept

1.2 Scope

1.2.1 Document ScopeThe aim of this document is to describe the graphical user interface features for the domainviewer domain in MUSEAnalysis Desktop:

Description of Viewer Use Cases from a users point of view

Display the related GUI.

Show how to perform the functions.

1.2.2 Edition ScopeThe Edition 1 describes the Analysis Desktop impacts of the featuresviewer features for M0Step 1. The scope of this edition is MUSE M0 Step1. The followings are some restrictions on the usecases that are included in this document but not part of the MUSE Step1:

Sub Use Case AD003-04 Copy View Template (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD003-06 Copy Executed View (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD003-07 Rename Executed View (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD003-08 Copy/Paste to System Clipboard (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD003-14 Save View as Template (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD003-22 Filtering in View (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD003-23 Spatial Roll-up / Drill-down in view (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD003-24 Temporal Roll-up / Drill-down in view (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD003-25 Export Views (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD006-01 Configuring User Preferences (not in M0 Step1)

Sub Use Case AD006-02 Saving User Preferences (not in M0 Step1)

The windows shown in this document are not the actual windows of the application. The windowsshown in this document gives the conceptualization of the window and UIS developer can considerthese windows as basis of the development but the actual windows may give different look and feel.


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Note:1. Function is the generic term used in this document to refer to individual objects of a Data

group or Analysis Service class. So, depending on the considered domain, a function is acounter, an indicator or a view template.

2. If there is any conflict between the table displayed and figure shown, then the table is to beused as reference.

3. There are formatting checks based on the format of the editable fields described in the GUIlayout tables. These checks are made on the fly. These checks are not mentioned in the statechart diagrams.

4. There are dropping checks based on drop target information described in GUI layout tables.These checks are made on the fly (while dragging) and the cursor is updated. These checksare not mentioned in the state chart diagrams.

5. The dialog boxes should appear at their preferred size such that all is visible. They should beresizable. When being resized to a smaller size that would hide certain elements, scrollbars

are not added and the buttons like OK, Cancel should remain visible with interior data beingmade smaller.

OPEN POINTS

Open Point 1: Here is an example open point.This document is based on MUSE M0 SSRSViewers. This document will need to be updated when SSRS Viewers documentchanges.

Open Point 2: All the windows will have product icon on the upper left corner. Presentlythe icon is not decided, so none of the windows shown here have the product icon. Butactual windows will have the product icon.

Open Point 3: Microsoft visio has been used for development of these screens. The actualwindowswill be developed using Java Swing.

Open Point 4: The dockable and undockable views are not part of M0 Step1.Open Point 5: Error messages will be updated in Edition 2.Open Point 6: The correct size of text strings in dialog boxes will be in Edition 2.


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2 MAIN WINDOW

2.1 GeneralViewer domain is a part of GUI client in MUSE Analysis Desktop application. This domain allows theuser to display the results coming from analysis services in the tabular/graphical type.format. The viewcan be createdas templates and executed by selecting network objects and functionsview templates.The view can also be created interactively by selecting network object and indicators / counters. Thisinformation comes from any optimization service. The table mode displaysa viewer that contains exactvalues of analysis services outputs in a table. The graphic mode displays analysis outputs with curves,histograms with scales and legends.

The main window contains menu bar, toolbar, Mode Browser and an Executed View Browser at thebottom.

2.2 GUI LayoutThe following is the main window of Analysis Desktop:


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Figure 1: Modes and Functions Main Window

The Main Window displays the network objects in topology trees and Analysis Services and Data inother trees grouped by their type of data. Only one topology tree and one Analysis Services and Datatree is visible at a time. Here in every subpart (both tree and Executed View Browser) is resizable,operator can expand or reduce the size of tree or Executed View Browser by just stretchingboundaries inside and outside.Mode selects both the classification and analysis services. But there are multiple views that are nottied to the modes, classification and functions.The Executed View Browser part in the main window is shown as below:


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Figure 2: Example of an Executed View Browser - Tabular Mode

The main window has menu bar and tool bar, which are applicable for all parts of the window.Executed View Browser has also a toolbar, which will be specific to Executed View Browser. Thebuttons on the toolbar are activated or grayed dynamically.For detail on the topology and Function part of the main window, refer to UIS of Modes andFunctions.

2.2.1 Executed View Browser

Executed View Browser consists of three parts:

Executed View Tabs

Toolbar

Display Area

2.2.1.1 Executed View TabsIt contains the executed view tabs. Each tab has an icon to close the executed view anddisplays the name of the view. The tooltip on the view tab is ___n. Here n is a positive integer value.

2.2.1.2 Toolbar

Each executed view has a toolbar with the following buttons:

1. Display type toggle button (tabular/graphical)

2. Save (Save Executed View as Template) (not in M0 Step1)

3. Zoom in


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4. Zoom out

5. Export Executed View (not in M0 Step 1)

6. Display Grid in View

7. Highlight

8. Spatial Rollup (not in M0 Step1)

9. Spatial Drill Down (not in M0 Step1)

10. Temporal Rollup (not in M0 Step1)

11. Temporal Drill Down (not in M0 Step1)

12. Rotate Axis

13. Propagate Selection

14. Filter (not in M0 Step 1)

15. Cursor Mode

16. Show Legend

Refer to section 13.1 Toolbar for description of the buttons on the toolbar

2.2.1.3 Display Area

The display area of the executed view browser is used to display the view data in tabular or graphicalform.

Refer to Figure 2: Example of an Executed View Browser - Tabular Mode for Tabular display of view

data. The following figure displays the view data in graphical form.


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Figure 3: Example of an Executed View Browser - Graphical Mode


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The following table describes the Executed View Browser in Graphical mode:

ParameterName

Description GraphicalObject

KeyboardAccess

Executed ViewTabs

Executed ViewTab containsthe list of

executed view.Each has anicon to closethe view andview name.

Tab Browser NA

Toolbar Buttonsappearing inon the leftside of thegraph. Fordetail oftoolbar referto section

Table 28:Description ofToolbarbutton forGraphicalMode(ExecutedViewBrowser)

Icons NA

Title It is the title asspecified in theview templateproperties, or

the default titleif the view wascreatedinteractively.-QoSRequirementLevel:

Caption (String) NA

Legend Legend used toindicatedifferentparameter (cellin the aboveexampleshown) in thegraph.

Graph element NA

Data The QoSValues of thenetwork objectsfor the countersor indicatorsspecified at aspecified time.

Datarepresented inthe chosengraphicalformat asspecified in theview template

NA


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properties.

X-Axis X-Axisrepresents thedate in thegraph shown.The data on thex-Axis dependon the user

choice.

Graph - Axis NA

Y-Axis In the graphshown for thepercentage, Y-Axis representspercentage.There can be 2Y-Axes - oneon the left forPrimary Graphand One on theRight for theSecondaryGraph asspecified in theView TemplateProperties.The data on theY-Axis dependon the user choice.

Graph - Axis

HorizontalScrollbar

The horizontalscrollbarbecomes activewhen the dataon x-axis isbeyond displayarea, otherwiseit will be

hidden.

Scrollbar NA

VerticalScrollbar

The verticalscrollbarbecomes activewhen the dataon y-axis isbeyond displayarea, otherwiseit will behidden.

Scrollbar NA

Table 1: Description of Executed View Browser - Graphical Mode

The following table describes the Executed View Browser in Tabular mode:

ParameterName


KeyboardAccess

Executed ViewTabs

Executed ViewTab contains thelist of executedview. Each has anicon to close theview and view

Tab Browser NA


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name.

Toolbar Buttonsappearing in onthe left side ofthe graph. Fordetail of toolbarrefer to section

Table 28:Description ofToolbar buttonfor GraphicalMode (ExecutedView Browser)

Icons NA

Title It is the title asspecified in theview templateproperties, or thedefault title if theview was createdinteractively.-QoS

RequirementLevel:

Caption (String) NA

Data The QoS Valuesof the networkobjects for thecounters or indicatorsspecified at aspecified time.

The data isshown indifferent tablecells. Thevalues may beHighlighted andSelected. Rowsand Columnsmay also beselected inwhich case thevalues areshown inreverse colors.

NA

Row Header The row header isthe first column.Also the RowHeader displaysthe networkobjects, counters,or indicatorsdepending on thetype of view. Inthe executedviews the name oftheindicator/counter

needs to befollowed by itsshort name andby its unit. () ()

Table Row NA


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Column Header The columnheader is the firstrow. It displaysthe Date,Counters or Indicatorsdepending on thetype of view. In

the executedviews the name oftheindicator/counterneeds to befollowed by itsshort name andby its unit. () ()

Table Column NA

HorizontalScrollbar

The horizontalscrollbar becomesactive when thedisplay area cantshow all thecolumns in thetable. Otherwisescrollbar ishidden.

Scrollbar NA

VerticalScrollbar

The verticalscrollbar becomesactive when thedata on displayarea cant showall the rows of thetable, otherwise itis hidden.

Scrollbar

Table 2: Description of Executed View Browser - Tabular Mode

Note: The corner cell (the intersection between the row and column headers) displays otherinformation concerning the data either network object, counter, indicator, or date.The Row and Columns may be inversed in which case these values are switched.

The following table describes the dragable and droppable objects on executed view browser:

Parameter Name Allowed DragableObjects

Allowed Droppable Objects

Executed viewbrowser

None One or more Network ObjectsANDOne or more counter OR indicator OR View template(User cannot drop a non-double selection, for examplenetwork objects without functions.

User cannot mix in a same selection counters with indicatorsand/or view templates)

Table 3: Drag and Drop Object Table on Executed View Browser


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3 VIEW TEMPLATE MANAGEMENT

3.1 GeneralEach view template defines the representation of a group of QoS Indicators, which can be displayedas:

1. Tabular Form2. Graphical Form

Each view template has a default matrix and graphtable defined for displaying QoS data. Graphrepresentations are used when generating a QoS report.for displaying QoS data.defined in the viewtemplate are optional. The view templates can be private or public, when user tries to create publicview template then notification is sent to all other active Analysis Desktop users.Selecting the network objects and giving the execution context as input can execute these viewtemplates as view in tabular/graphical viewer. The view template can be saved in the system and laterit can be used for creating an executed view by selecting the network object.

Note: When a view has been created interactively counters can be used. So when a view has beencreated using counters it will show counters otherwise not.

3.2 Use CasesSub Use Case AD003-01 Create View TemplateSub Use Case AD003-02 Edit View TemplateSub Use Case AD003-03 Delete View TemplateSub Use Case AD003-04 Copy View Template

3.3 Access

View Template Editor can be launched from Menu bar, from Popup menu in the view template tree orfrom Executed View Browser. For example, right click on mouse when focus is in View Template Tree,a popup menu will appear with option View Template Editor, click on the option and the ViewTemplate editor will be launched. The view can also be deleted from the view template tree. Userselects the view template to be deleted and right click on the mouse button a popup menu is displayedwith Delete option provided the user has authorization to delete the view template otherwise theDelete option will be shown in gray.


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Figure 4: Access View Template Editor

AA is the label given in the state chart diagram at View Template is shown selected in the Left Tree.

CC is a label given in the State chart diagram ofFigure 13: View Template Common Characteristics Dynamic Behavior. It is associated with User Input.

3.4 GUI Layout

Figure 5: View Template Editor

Note: QoS Counter tab displayed on the view template editor will be shown only when the viewdisplayed contains the counter. The views, which are having QoS Indicators, will not have counters.Similarly the views, which are having QoS Counters, will not have QoS Indicators.The horizontal and vertical scrollbar shown in the view template editor will be active only when thedata is beyond the display area, otherwise it will be hidden. In the window shown above, the data isnot shown in property editor and the QoS Indicators, QoS Counters. This is just the layout of the viewtemplate editor.The view template editor has splitter after View Template Tree and after Properties windows. User canuse the splitter to adjust the display area. The splitter position is saved in the user preference. Whenthe same user launches the view template editor next time, it reads the previous configuration of thewindow.A user can launch only once instance of the View Template Editor.

View Template Editor consists of four parts:1. View Template Tree: The View Template Tree displays the list of View Templates just as

displayed in the Function Browser. When view templates are selected, available commandsare updated according to their state and to user rights. The user can see the properties of anyview template.

2. Commands: The list of commands is automatically updated based on selected view template.A user can edit and delete a view only when the user is the owner of the view. If there is apublic view template not owned by the current owner, then the user can see the propertiesand copy the view template if desired.


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3. Property Editor: Property Editor will display all view template properties. When some inputfields required to be chosen from indicator/counter list, these can be dropped directly in theproperty editor from the sub object selection list. For the details of the property editor refer toFigure 6: View Template Properties Panel . If the user owns the displayed view, the user canupdate the view otherwise all the fields are shown in gray.

4. Sub-Object Selection List: These are the list of QoS Indicators / Counters. Depending on the

selection in the View Template list and commands the sub-selection object list gets updatedautomatically. The QoS Indicators and QoS Counters can be dropped just in the tabular viewsection.The following figure gives the symbolic representation of the Figure 5: View Template Editor.Splitters are shown in grey.gray.

The following table gives the detail of the View Template Editor:

ParameterName


KeyboardAccess

Dialog Box Title View TemplateEditor

Title Bar of Dialog Box

NA

Title Bar Buttons

Buttons

appearing inupper-right-hand cornerof the title bar

Close, Minimizeand Maximizeicon

NA

Resizable Able to resizethe dialog box

Resizable bydragging edgesand corners

Default resizekeyboardaccess

Left Splitter Left Splitter isused to adjustthe ViewTemplate Treesize

Splitter NA

Right Splitter Right Splitter isused to adjust

the Sub-objectSelection listsize

InstanceNumber

The user canhave only oneinstance of View Template

NA NA


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ViewTemplate

Tree

SubObject

SelectionList

CommandsPanel

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Editor

Modality The ViewTemplate Editoris a modelesswindow

NA NA

Table 4: View Template Editor Characteristics

The followings table gives the description of the graphical objects used in the View Template Editor

window:

ParameterName

Description Mandatory Read-only

DefaultValue

GraphicalObject

Grayed KeyboardAccess

ViewTemplateTree

The treedisplayed hereis same theone in theView TemplateBrowser. SeeSSRS Modesand Functions.

Yes No N/A Muse Tree Never Tab, Arrow,Spacebar

ViewTemplateTree

The treedisplayed hereis same theone in theView TemplateBrowser. SeeSSRS Modesand Functions.

Yes NA N/A Muse Tree No Tab, Arrow,Spacebar

Create Creating aview template

Yes Yes Create Button Never Tab,Spacebar

Create Creating aview template

Yes Yes Create Button Yes whenthe user does nothave therightsneeded.

Tab,Spacebar

Copy To make acopy of theselected Viewtemplate

Yes Yes Copy Button Never Tab,Spacebar

Copy To make acopy of theselected Viewtemplate

Yes Yes Copy Button Yes whenthe user does nothave therightsneeded.

Tab,Spacebar

Edit To Edit theselected View

Yes Yes Edit Button Yes, whenthe operatoris not theowner of the

selectedViewTemplate

Tab,Spacebar

Edit To Edit theselected Viewtemplate

Yes Yes Edit Button Yes, whenthe operatoris not theowner of the

Tab,Spacebar


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selectedViewTemplate

Delete To Delete theselected view

Yes Yes Delete Button Yes, whenthe operatoris not theowner of theselected

ViewTemplate orViewTemplate isa Systemview

Tab,Spacebar

Delete To Delete theselected viewtemplate

Yes Yes Delete Button Yes, whenthe operatoris not theowner of theselectedViewTemplate orViewTemplate isa Systemview

Tab,Spacebar

PropertiesPanel

Used todisplay theproperties ofselected viewtemplate

Yes No NA Refer toViewTemplatePropertiesPanel

Yes, whenthemodificationis applied, allthe fields onthepropertiespanel areshown ingray.

Tab,Spacebar

QoSIndicators

QoS Indicatorscan be

dragged anddropped intabular view.When QoSIndicators areshown, QoSCounters arenot shown

Yes No NA Muse Tree Yes whenview

displayeddoes notcontainindicators

Tab, Arrow,Spacebar

QoSCounter

QoS Counterscan bedragged anddropped intabular view.When QoS

Counters areshown, QoSIndicators arenot shown.

Yes No NA Muse Tree Yes whenviewdisplayeddoes notcontaincounters

Tab, Arrow,Spacebar

Apply Apply button isthe defaultbutton. This

Yes No NA Button No Tab, Enter


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button is usedto save themodificationsdone. Whenthemodificationsare applied(saved) then

the selectedView TemplateProperties aregrayed, untiluser choosesto Edit againand click onthe Edit button

Close Close button isused to closethe window, Ifthe user hasmade somechanges andthe changeshas not beenapplied, anduser choosesto close thewindow thenAD will givesthe warning forsaving.

Yes No NA Button No Tab

Table 5: Description of View Template Editor

The following table gives the description of dragable and droppable objects on view template editor:Parameter Name Allowed Dragable Objects Allowed Droppable

Objects

View TemplateTree None None

Properties Panel None NoneQoS Indicators QoS Indicators. User can drag One or more indicators

at a time.None

QoS Counters QoS Counters. User can drag one or more counters at atime.

None

Table 6: View Template Editor Drag and Drop

3.4.1 Create View TemplateTo Create a QoS View Template, In the View Template editor, click on the create button. The property

editor will show the interface as below:


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Figure 6: View Template Properties PanelThe list of indicators and counters displayed on Sub-Selection Object list of View Template Editorcan be dragged and dropped in the tabular indicator list. The availability domain is updatedautomatically depending on the network object. The list of indicators can be dragged and droppedfrom tabular list to primary and secondary graphics indicator list. When a new view template iscreated the View Template list will get updated and list the new view template name.The following table gives the description of the window create view template:

ParameterName

Description Mandatory Read-only

DefaultValue

GraphicalObject

Grayed KeyboardAccess


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ViewTemplateName

Name of theview to becreated

Yes No, viewname canbeupdatedby theowner ofthe viewor

administrator

ViewTemplate__n

TextField (32Characters)

The ViewTemplateName iseditable onlywhen a viewis created.Otherwise itis shown in

grey.

Tab,Spacebar

ViewTemplateName

Name of theview to becreated

Yes Yes,except forcreation.

ViewTemplate__n


The ViewTemplateName iseditable onlywhen a viewis created.Otherwise itis shown ingray.

Tab,Spacebar

Owner User Who iscreating the

view

Yes Yes Thename of

thecreator

TextField (32

Characters)

Yes Tab,Spacebar

Title Title of theview

Yes No Same asViewTemplateName


No Tab,Spacebar

Title Title of theview

Yes No Same asViewTemplateName

TextField(100Characters)

No Tab,Spacebar


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Family The family towhich this viewtemplatebelongs.

No No User defined

TextField (32)

Never Tab,Spacebar

Sub-Family The sub-familyto which thisview templatebelongs.

No No User Defined

TextField (32)

Yes, Sub-Family isgrayed untilFamily has

value.

Tab,Spacebar

Access Rights Access rightsfor Public orPrivate

Yes No Private Dropdown listAvailablerights arePublic orPrivate

Never Tab,Spacebar

PreferredDisplay Type

The displaytype that thecreator prefersto see theresults intabular,graphical or asuserpreference.See extensionfor details.

Yes No Tabular Dropdown listTabular,Graphicalor UserPreference

Never Tab,Spacebar

PreferredDisplay Type

The displaytype that thecreator prefersto see theresults intabular,graphical or asuserpreference.See extensionfor details.

Yes No Graphical Dropdown listTabular,Graphicalor UserPreference

Never Tab,Spacebar

Description Operator description forview template.This will be alarge text box.

No No N/A TextArea(128Characters)

Never Tab,Spacebar

Description Operator description forview template.This will be alarge text box.

No No NA TextArea(512Characters)

Never Tab,Spacebar

Creation Date Date when theview templatewas created

Yes Yes Empty TextField

Yes Tab,Spacebar

Creation Date Date when the

view templatewas created

Yes Yes Empty Text

Field

Yes Tab,

Spacebar

Last Update Date when theView Templatewas lastupdated

Yes Yes Empty TextField

Yes Tab,Spacebar


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System True if thisview templateis a Systemview template thus it cannotbe modified ordeleted. False,otherwise.

Yes Yes N/A Checkbox

Thecheckboxwill beCheckedwhen theview is asystem viewotherwise

not.

Tab,Spacebar

System True if thisview templateis a Systemview template thus it cannotbe modified ordeleted. False,otherwise.

Yes Yes NA Checkbox

Thecheckboxwill beCheckedwhen theview is asystem viewotherwisenot.

Tab,Spacebar


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AvailabilityDomain

AvailabilityDomain is theview templateavailability bothspatial andtemporal. It isderived from

availabilitydomain of theindicators usedin viewtemplate.

Yes Yes N/A It is amatrix ofcheckboxes.Theavailability domain

iscreateddynamically.

Yes Tab,Spacebar

Scrollbar Horizontal andverticalscrollbars areused to scrollthe valueshorizontallyand vertically.

Yes No NA Scrollbar Scrollbar ishidden whenthe displayarea issufficient todisplayvalues

NA

Frame for Availability

Domain

Frames areused to group

all the relatedobjects.

Yes Yes NA Frame Yes NA

Frame for Tabular View

Frames areused to groupall the relatedobjects.


Frame for PrimaryGraphics



Frame for SecondaryGraphics



Tabular View

Indicator list All columns areinterdependentYou can dropindicators/counters on thistable

Yes No NA Table Never Tab


Yes No NA Table NA Tab

Indicators List of indicators fortabular view

Yes Yes N/A TableCell(32Characters)

Never Tab, Arrow,Spacebar

Indicators List of Yes Yes N/A Table Yes Tab, Arrow,


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indicators fortabular view

Cell(100Characters)

Spacebar

Legend Legend for each of theindicators intabular view

Yes No Reference Name

TableCell(32Characte

rs)


Legend Legend for each of theindicators intabular view

Yes No Reference Name

TableCell(100Characters)


Units Units for eachof the tabularindicators

Yes Yes NA TableCell(32Characters)

Yes Tab, Arrow,Spacebar

Move Up Move Upbutton is used

to reorder the

indicatorswithoutremoving andadding themback again

Yes Yes NA Button Yes, Rowselected inthe first row.

Tab

Move Down Move Downbutton is used

to reorder theindicatorswithoutremoving andadding themback again

Yes Yes NA Button Yes, Rowselected inthe last row.

Tab

Primary Graphic ViewThe Primary Graphic is not mandatory. When used the axis for this graph is displayed on the left side. The indicatorschosen for this view are a subset of those in the tabular view without overlapping those in the secondary view and allhaving the same units. The graph type cannot be the same as the graph type in the Secondary Graphic View.Mandatory only if there is at least one indicator.** Mandatory only if there is at least one indicator

Type Graph type likebar chart,Stackedcolumn, 100%stackedcolumn, Line

**Yes No Bar chart

Dropdown list.Thevalues areBar Chart,StackedColumn,100 %StackedColumn,Line


Indicator list All columns areinterdependentYou can dropindicators/counters on this



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Indicators Indicators forPrimarygraphicsselected fromthe indicatorsused in tabularview minusthose in theSecondaryGraphic. Theindicatorschosen for theprimary andsecondarygraphic mustbe different.

No Yes NA Table Cell(32Characters)


Indicators Indicators forPrimarygraphicsselected fromthe indicatorsused in tabularview minusthose in theSecondaryGraphic. Theindicatorschosen for the

primary andsecondarygraphic mustbe different.



Color &Pattern(Style)

Color for eachPrimaryGraphicindicator. Thiswill be coloredbutton that canbe clicked onto change thecolor.Double click on

button triggersthe Color &Pattern windowNew window tobe added inUIS

**Yes No Adifferentdefaultcolorchoicefor eachindicator, TheStyle isby

defaultSolid

Table Cell(Button)


Color & Color for each **Yes No A Table Cell Never Tab, Arrow,


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Pattern(Style)

PrimaryGraphicindicator. Thiswill be coloredbutton that canbe clicked onto change thecolor.

Double click onbutton triggersthe Color &Pattern windowNew window tobe added inUIS

differentdefaultcolorchoicefor eachindicator, TheStyle is

bydefaultSolid

The tablecelldisplaysthe currentchoiceand theuserdouble

clicks onthe tablecell tochangethechoice.

Spacebar

Legend Legend for each PrimaryGraphicindicator.

**Yes No Shortname ofindicator

Table Cell(32Characters)


Legend Legend for each PrimaryGraphicindicator.

**Yes No Shortname ofindicator



Units The units of each PrimaryGraphicindicator. Fordisplaypurposes only.All theindicators inthe primarygraphic musthave the sameunits.

**Yes Yes NA Table Cell(32Characters)


Min Value forY-Axis

Minimum valuefor the y-axis

for the PrimaryGraphic.Either the usercan chooseComputed ortype in a valueof his own. Seeextensionbelow for details.

No No Computed

CheckBox

andText Field(32Characters)

Text Field isgrayed and

displaysComputedwhen CheckBox isunchecked.Text Field iseditablewhen CheckBox ischecked.

Tab,Spacebar

Min Value forY-Axis

Minimum valuefor the y-axisfor the PrimaryGraphic.

Either the usercan chooseComputed ortype in a valueof his own. Seeextensionbelow for

No No Computed

Dropdowncombobox.(Real)

No Tab,Spacebar


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details.

Max Value forY-Axis

Maximumvalue for the y-axis for thePrimaryGraphic.Either the usercan chooseComputed ortype in a valueof his own. Seeextensionbelow for details.

No No Computed

CheckBoxandText Field(32Characters)

Text Field isgrayed anddisplaysComputedwhen CheckBox isunchecked.Text Field iseditablewhen CheckBox ischecked.

Tab,Spacebar

Max Value forY-Axis

Maximumvalue for the y-axis for thePrimaryGraphic.Either the usercan chooseComputed or

type in a valueof his own. Seeextensionbelow for details.

No No Computed

Dropdowncombobox.(Real)

No Tab,Spacebar

Move Up Move Upbutton is used



Tab

Move Down Move Downbutton is used



Tab

Secondary Graphic ViewThe Secondary Graphic is not mandatory. When used the axis for this graph is displayed on the right side. Theindicators chosen for this view are a subset of those in the tabular view without overlapping those in the primary viewand all having the same units. The graph type cannot be the same as the graph type in the Primary Graphic View.** Mandatory only if there is at least one indicator

Type Graph type

like bar chart,Stackedcolumn,100%stackedcolumn,

**Yes No Bar

chart

Drop down

list. Thevalues areBar Chart,StackedColumn,100 %Stacked

Never Tab, Arrow,

Spacebar


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Line Column,Line

Indicator list All columnsareinterdependentYou candrop

indicators/counters onthis table


Indicator list All columnsareinterdependentYou candropindicators/counters onthis table


Indicators Indicatorsfor Primarygraphicsselectedfrom theindicatorsused intabular viewminus thosein theSecondaryGraphic.Theindicatorschosen for

the primaryandsecondarygraphicmust bedifferent.



Indicators Indicatorsfor Primarygraphicsselectedfrom theindicatorsused intabular view

minus thosein theSecondaryGraphic.Theindicatorschosen for




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the primaryandsecondarygraphicmust bedifferent.

Color &Pattern

(Style)

Color for each

PrimaryGraphicindicator.This will becoloredbutton thatcan beclicked onto changethe color.Double clickon buttontriggers theColor &PatternwindowNewwindow tobe added inUIS

**Yes No Adifferent

defaultcolorchoicefor eachindicator, TheStyle isbydefaultSolid

Table Cell(Button)


Color &Pattern(Style)

Color for eachPrimaryGraphicindicator.This will becoloredbutton thatcan be

clicked onto changethe color.Double clickon buttontriggers theColor &PatternwindowNewwindow tobe added inUIS

**Yes No Adifferentdefaultcolorchoicefor eachindicator, TheStyle is

bydefaultSolid

Table CellThe tablecell displaysthe currentchoice andthe user doubleclicks on thetable cell to

change thechoice.


Legend Legend for

eachPrimaryGraphicindicator.

**Yes No Short

name ofindicator

Table Cell

(32Characters)

Never Tab, Arrow,

Spacebar

Legend Legend for eachPrimary

**Yes No Shortname ofindicato




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Graphicindicator.

r

Units The units of eachPrimaryGraphicindicator.For display

purposesonly. All theindicators inthe primarygraphicmust havethe sameunits.

**Yes Yes NA Table Cell(32Characters)


Min Valuefor Y-Axis

Minimumvalue for the y-axisfor thePrimaryGraphic.Either theuser canchooseComputedor type in avalue of hisown. Seeextensionbelow fordetails.

No No Computed

Check BoxandText Field(32Characters)

Text Field isgrayed anddisplaysComputedwhen CheckBox isunchecked.Text Field iseditablewhen CheckBox ischecked.

Tab,Spacebar

Min Valuefor Y-Axis

Minimumvalue for the y-axisfor thePrimary

Graphic.Either theuser canchooseComputedor type in avalue of hisown. Seeextensionbelow fordetails.

No No Computed

Dropdowncombo box.(Real)

No Tab,Spacebar

Max Valuefor Y-Axis

Maximumvalue for the y-axis

for thePrimaryGraphic.Either theuser canchooseComputed

No No Computed

Check BoxandText Field

(32Characters)

Text Field isgrayed anddisplays

Computedwhen CheckBox isunchecked.Text Field iseditablewhen Check

Tab,Spacebar


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or type in avalue of hisown. Seeextensionbelow fordetails.

Box ischecked.

Type Graph typelike bar

chart,Stackedcolumn,100%stackedcolumn,Line

**Yes No Bar chart

Drop downlist. The

values areBar Chart,StackedColumn,100 %StackedColumn,Line


Max Valuefor Y-Axis

Maximumvalue for the y-axisfor thePrimaryGraphic.Either theuser canchooseComputedor type in avalue of hisown. Seeextensionbelow fordetails.

No No Computed

Dropdowncombo box(Real)

No. Tab,Spacebar

Move Up Move Upbutton isused to

reorder theindicatorswithoutremovingand addingthem backagain


Tab

Move Down Move Downbutton isused to

reorder theindicatorswithoutremovingand adding

them backagain


Tab

Table 7: View Template PropertiesNote: The Availability domain is matrix of checkboxes. The columns represents the temporal valuesfor example hour, week, days and rows represents the spatial values for example Node B, Adjacency.


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The Color and Pattern Choice dialog box consists of three parts, the left pane is color, the right pane isthe pattern and the bottom is the output of color and pattern. This is a modeless window and only oneinstance of it is launched.

Figure 7: Color and Pattern (style) Choice Dialog BoxThe following table describes the Color and Pattern Choice Dialog Box

ParameterName


KeyboardAccess

Dialog Box Title Color & Pattern

Choice

Title Bar of

Dialog Box

NA

Title Bar Buttons

Buttonsappearing inupper-right-hand cornerof the title bar

Close NA

Resizable Able to resizethe dialog box

Resizable bydragging edgesand corners

Default resizekeyboardaccess

Color Color used for Primary andSecondaryIndicators

A matrix ofcolor

NA

Color Color used for

Primary andSecondaryIndicators

Color Palette NA

Pattern Pattern (style)used for Primary andSecondaryGraphics

A matrix ofStyle

NA

Pattern Pattern (style)used for Primary andSecondaryGraphics

Pattern Palette NA

Combination of

Color andPattern

Displays the

combination ofcolor andpattern

A color Button NA

Frame Frame used togroup, Color,Patter and thecombination of


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color andpattern

OK Default Button Button Enter

Cancel To Cancel thecurrentSelection

Button Tab

Table 8: Color and Pattern Choice

The following table gives the description of drag and drop objects on properties panel:

ParameterName

Allowed Dragable Objects Allowed Droppable Objects

Tabular View Indicators/Counters intabular view

QoS Indicator/QoS Counters. One or more QoSIndicators/Counters that are not already in the tabularview.

Primary GraphicView

Indicators/Counters intabular view

QoS Indicator/Counter contained in tabular view

SecondaryGraphic View

Indicators/Counters intabular view

QoS Indicator/Counter contained in tabular view

Table 9: Drag and Drop Object on View Properties Panel

3.4.2 Copy View TemplateTo Copy a QoS View Template, In the View Template editor, click on the Copy after selecting the viewtemplate to be copied. The property editor will display the current attribute values of the view template.The format for naming the copied view template is _Copy_n with n being incremented tofind a unique name (n can be 1, 2, 3...). The access rights are reset to the default values but user canchange them. The operator can modify the view template properties. Refer to Table 7: View Templatefor detail of properties.

3.4.3 Edit View Template

To Edit a QoS View Template, In the View Template editor, click on the Edit button after selecting theview template to be modified. The property editor will show the interface as shown in Figure 6: ViewTemplate Properties Panel . The current attribute values of the selected view template will bedisplayed. User can edit the editable fields. To save the changes made click on the OK button. Theuser can cancel the action by clicking on the Cancel button. The view name field is not editable. If theuser is the owner of the view, user can update the values otherwise not. Edit button is grayed whenthe owner of the view template is not the one viewing it.

3.4.4 Delete View Template

To Delete a QoS View Template, In the View Template editor, click on the Delete after selecting theview template to be deleted. The application will ask for the user confirmation by the giving the

following figure.


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Figure 8: Confirmation Message Delete

Operator can select OK or cancel to delete or cancel the deletion.

3.5 Dynamic BehaviorWhen operator edits a view the view name field will be grayed, user cant modify the view name field.List of Indicators will have scroll up and scroll down button. When operator double clicks onLegend,color and Style, a pop menu up window opens with color of indicators. Availability domain iscomputed based on indicators list. The indicators can be dragged and dropped into tabular indicatorlist from the Sub Object Selection list. The indicators from tabular list can be dragged and dropped intoprimary graphics and secondary graphics. But same indicator is not allowed to be dragged anddropped in both primary and secondary graphics.Based on the command and view template selected the sub object list (indicators and counters) willdynamically get updated. For example when user clicks on create the sub-object list will display all the

available indicators and counters where as when the user selects Edit then sub object list will displayeither indicator or counter depending on the selected view template.

3.5.1 Create View Template

The following figure gives the steps of creating a view template.

CR

View Template Properties becomes editable

A

View Template Properties are

displayed with default Values

Figure 9: Create View Template Dynamic BehaviorAs it is a new template, there is no view template selected in the view template tree.CR is the label used for Starting operation of Create new view template. A is a label used in Figure 13:View Template Common Characteristics Dynamic Behavior.For access of view template Editor refer to Figure 4: Access View Template Editor


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3.5.2 Copy View Template

The following table gives the steps to copy view template:

CP


A

View name displays the default

name copy_n_

CP


A

View name displays the default

name _ copy_n

Figure 10: Copy View Template Dynamic BehaviorAs this action is creating a copy of view template, there is no view template selected in the viewtemplate tree.


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CP is the label used for Starting operation of copy of view template. A is a label used in Figure 13:View Template Common Characteristics Dynamic Behavior.For access of view template Editor refer to Figure 4: Access View Template Editor

3.5.3 Edit View Template

The following figure gives the steps of editing a view template.

View Template Properties becomes

editable, except for the view name

A

ED

Figure 11: Edit View Template Dynamic Behavior

ED is the label used for Starting operation of edit view template. A is a label used in Figure 13: ViewTemplate Common Characteristics Dynamic Behavior.For access of view template Editor refer to Figure 4: Access View Template Editor

3.5.4 Delete View TemplateThe following figure gives steps to delete a view template:


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System ask for Confirmation, User can choose tocontinue delete or Cancel the operation

View Template is Deleted, Refresh the View Template

Tree in the View Template editor and Analysis desktop

View Template is not

deleted

Yes (OK)

NO (Cancel)

DL

Select the next View Template in the tree, selecte the previous one if

template deleted was the last one

AA

Figure 12: Delete View Template Dynamic Behavior

For Delete from Popup menu refer to Figure 4: Access View Template EditorDL is the label used for Starting operation of delete view template. AA is label used in Figure 4:Access View Template Editor. AA is the label given in the state chart diagram at View Template is

shown selected in the Left Tree.

The following figure describes the dynamic behavior common to Create, Copy and Edit.


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User Enters the View Template

Properties values.

The user must enter the value of

Family, before entering the value of

Subfamily, Enter the graph type.

A

User Input

Drop in Primary

Graphics

Drop in Secondary

Graphics

User can Select the Indicator(s) from

Sub-Object Selection list and drop

them into Tabular or Primary or

Secondary Graphics

Does it exist s in Tabular View? Are

the Units Compatible?

CC

Add a line

in Table

Reject

Not in tabular

Units are different.

Check for Duplicate

values. Any Duplicates?

Add a line

in the table

Yes

No

Is it same?

Primary and

Secondary Graph

type must be

different

Yes

Select a row in

any Table

Right Click

Popup Menu

Choose

Remove

Removes the indicator

and update Tabular View

Yes

No When Indicator is removed from

Tabular View, it is also removed from

Primary and Secondary Graphics. But

When indicator is removed from

primary or secondary graphics, there

is no impact on tabular view

Drop is not

allowed

Drag from Sub-Object

Selection List

Drag From

Tabular View

Double Clicking Any row in

Tabular/Primary/Secondary Graphics

Ask for

Confirmation

Legend is selected and

becomes editable

Which Cell?

Color and Style window is dis played with default

color and style according to table contents.Legend

Color & Style

Refer to color and

Style Section

Update availability

Domain (Compute it)

Remove from Tabular

Drop in Tabular View

Figure 13: View Template Common Characteristics Dynamic Behavior

A is label used in the dynamic behavior of create, copy and edit view template. CC is a label used inthe above State chart diagram and it is associated with User Input.

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