Apama 10.3.1 | Apama Documentation | Building and Using Apama Dashboards | Building Dashboard Clients | Reusing Dashboard Components | Working with multiple display panels | Using old tags to configure the panels in a window
 
Using old tags to configure the panels in a window
 
Using border panels
Using card panels
Using grid panels
Using tabs panels
Using tree panels
Using the RTViewNavTreePanel tag
Using the RTViewPanel tag
The tags described in this topic are deprecated. They will be removed in a future release. You should change to the new tags. See Using new tags to configure the panels in a window.
When using the old tags in the panels-configuration file the following tags are supported. Remember that you cannot mix old tags and new tags in the same panels-configuration file.
Tag
Description
BorderPanel
A border panel allows you to specify a central display and place up to four other displays to the north, south, east or west. Border panels are implemented as javax.swing.JPanels with a BorderLayout Add a JPanel with a border layout to the main window. See Using border panels.
CardPanel
A card panel allows you to stack displays so that they are all active, but only one is showing. This is useful when you have a trend graph that needs to maintain data when it is not being displayed. Card panels are implemented as javax.swing.JPanel with a CardLayout. Display server deployments do not support card panels. Add a JPanel with a card layout to the main window. See Using card panels.
GridPanel
A grid panel allows you to arrange your panels in tabs. Add a JPanel with a grid layout to the main window. See Using grid panels.
TabbedPanel
A tabbed panel allows you to arrange your panels in tabs. Add a JTabbedPane to the main window. See Using tabs panels.
RTViewNavTreePanel
A tree panel can be used inside a border panel to display a tree that is used to navigate displays in one of the border panel regions. Add a JPanel containing a JTree into a BorderPanel. This requires use of the CardPanel. See Using the RTViewNavTreePanel tag.
RTViewPanel
Add a panel containing the specified display into a BorderPanel, CardPanel, TabbedPanel, or GridPanel. See Using the RTViewPanel tag.

Copyright © 2013-2019 | Software AG, Darmstadt, Germany and/or Software AG USA, Inc., Reston, VA, USA, and/or its subsidiaries and/or its affiliates and/or their licensors.