Views
The concept of a View defines the way how currently loaded data is presented to the user. The MyARM-Manager has the ability to open many views of the same data at a time. The following different kinds of views are suppored by the MyARM-Manager.
 Figure: Table view |
 Figure: Tree view |
 Figure: Graph view |
 Figure: Histogram view |
 Figure: Statistic view |
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Figures: Overview of
supported views
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- A Table view showing all transaction instances of selected definitions which allows to browse through the raw measured transaction data including ARM metrics and properties.
- A Tree view showing all transaction instances of the selected definition as a tree of transaction measurements with the root transaction of the selected definition. The tree view allows to browse and show all additional ARM data like metrics and properties of the root as well as of any child transaction.
- A Graph view showing the transition of transaction measurements (over time) as a scatter diagram. This view allows to select the axes to show (e.g. duration over time might be the most commonly used case) as well as some formatting of curves and axes.
- A Histogram view showing the transaction measurement counts as histogram type "frequency over duration". Various different settings can be applied to customize the histogram.
- A Statistics view showing statistical data for all instances of each selected transaction definition.
These different views are arranged by the MyARM-Manager within a tabulator widget as shown in "Tabulator widget to switch between the opened views" where the user can select the view which should be shown.
Figure: Tabulator widget to switch between the opened views
The currently visible view can be deleted by clicking on the red button in the upper right corner of the view.
The Graph view and the Histogram view can be opened multiple times each representing another view of the same data while the Table view, Tree view and Statistics view can be opened only once per selection since these cannot be configured to show different representations of data.
The different views can be opened by clicking the appropriate Add-Views button as shown in "The different view buttons of a selection" .
Figure: The different views buttons of a selection
