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This page contains links to "howto" articles for the WebSphere Dashboard Framework Annotations module. Sending annotations as alerts
Adding annotations to a chart
Adding annotations to a table
Working with annotations in a chart or table
Configuring annotations |
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Adding a comment
After deploying the project on a server, go to the page with the chart or table annotations. Click the Comments control (button, link, icon, or Action menu). The portlet maximizes itself and highlights the annotated element. The Make a Comment dialog box displays on the ... |
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You can create an application that alerts users to important annotations through the My Alerts portlet or through e-mail. When you create a project with annotations, include the WebSphere Dashboard Framework Alerts Module and Alerts Scheduler feature sets to enable alerting. Then in the Manage ... |
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WebSphere Dashboard Framework comes with a pre-defined alert definition that defines how annotations are handled if they are flagged as alerts. The annotation alert definition is stored in the WEB-INF/solutions/alerting/xml_persistence/alert_defs/annotation folder. The file is named ... |
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Configure annotations to use a database persistence manager by following these steps:
Set up a database and set up a data source. Create an override.properties file with properties for the database and data source. Setting up the database and data source
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Setting up default annotation properties
Use an override.properties file for a project to change default settings for annotations. As its name suggests, an override.properties file located in the deployed_project_name/WEB-INF/config folder overrides any default project ... |
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The Annotations engine is responsible for obtaining information about saved annotations, user data related to annotations, file attachments included with annotations, and archive logs. A persistence manager is responsible for storing annotations, user data, file attachments, and archive logs. ... |
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Follow the tips in this article to find and resolve problems with annotations. Problems using annotations
Problem: Users need to know how long their comment headlines and body text can be. Background and solution: The character limit for a comment's headline and body text is ... |
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Follow these steps to add annotations to a table. Create a table in a model. The table can be created by the Data Page Builder or a high-level builder, such as the Summary and Drilldown Builder. Add an Annotation builder to the model and give it a name. Select Table as the Annotation Type. In the ... |
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Follow these steps to add annotations to a chart. Create a chart in a model. The chart can be created by the Web Charts - Enhanced builder or another high-level builder, such as the Summary and Drilldown builder. Add an Annotation builder to the model and give it a name. Select Chart as the ... |
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These articles provide information about the WebSphere Dashboard Framework Annotations module. Sending annotations as alerts Adding annotations to a chart Adding annotations to a table Working wit |