Dashboard XML files
The Dashboard XML file structure contains the data necessary to render a dashboard diagram. Part of the contents of the
firstDashboard.idbd file you created between
Creating a dashboard and
Saving a dashboard is shown in the following figure.
The XML structure of a dashboard.idbd file
<Dashboard version="BC1">
<symbols>
<symbol id="Dial_1">
<palette CSSResourceName="ilog/views/palettes/shared/symbols/Dial.css"
className="Symbol" fullID="Symbols.Controls.Dial"
paletteJarURL="file:/'C:/Program Files/Rogue Wave JViews Maps 2017/jviews-diagrammer/lib/palettes/jviews-palette-shared-symbols-9.0.jar" palettePackage="ilog/views/palettes/shared/" paletteResourceName="ilog/views/palettes/shared/palette.xml"/>
<geometry height="190.0" width="189.99998" x="162.57141" y="128.67432"/>
<parameters>
<parameter id="value" mapping="value" type="double">
<value>0.0</value>
</parameter>
...
<parameter id="toolTipText" type="string"/>
<parameter id="popupMenuName" type="string"/>
<parameter id="sensitive" type="boolean">
<value>true</value>
</parameter>
</parameters>
</symbol>
</symbols>
<links/>
<background>
#ILOG Views Java 1.0
#Reader : ilog.views.io.IlvGrapherReader
ilog.views.IlvGrapher {
Layers [
ilog.views.IlvManagerLayer {
index 0 visible true selectable true
elements [ DEF obj_0 ilog.views.graphic.IlvGeneralPath {
path "M51.0 23.0L281.0 23.0L281.0 251.5L51.0 251.5L51.0 23.0z"
windingRule "nonzero"
strokeOn true
strokeColor 255 0 0
fillOn false
fillColor 255 0 51
}]
}, ilog.views.IlvManagerLayer {
index 1
visible true
selectable true
elements [
]
},
...
}]}
</background>
</Dashboard>
A dashboard diagram file contains the following information:
References to XML and CSS data used by the symbols included in the dashboard diagram. For each symbol, a
.idbd file contains the following data:
The position of each symbol in the dashboard diagram.
Parameter data for each symbol in the dashboard diagram.
The position and style of the background objects.
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