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Table of contexts
Table of contexts










If 'True': The field's label comes from the related Data Element Concept (D.E.C) in the add-on repository. But, the 'age' field in the 'Employee' table is also a D.E.C. If 'False': The field's info-tip is not enriched with the definition of its associated D.E.C.įor instance, the 'age' field is a Property in the add-on repository with its own definition. If 'True': The field's info-tip displays the definition of its associated Data Element Concept (D.E.C.). If 'False': The DMA context is not used by default. If 'True': The DMA context is used by default. If the main context and alternative context are not implemented, then the DMA context can be used to define the tool-tip: The alternative context that determines the definition provided by the add-on repository when the main context can not be fulfilled. The main context that determines the definition provided by the add-on repository. If 'False': The data model provides the field label. If 'True': The add-on repository provides the field label. If 'False': The data model provides the information for the table label. If 'True': The add-on repository provides the table label. If 'False': The data model provides the information for the info-tip.

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If 'True': The add-on repository provides the info-tip. The data model to which the API configuration applies. The data space for the add-on repository to use. The user profile to which this add-on API configuration applies. Please refer to the Java doc for a technical description of the API.

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The table below describes the properties that you can configure. If you have administrative access, you can configure the add-on's info-tips and labels by opening the 'Administrative' tab > 'Metadata Management' > 'TIBCO EBX® Information Governance Add-on > 'Infotip and labels'. Step 2: Navigate to the 'Data model properties' and in the 'Documentation' field select the API class you just added. Step 1: Add the default API class ".IGovLabelingSchemaDocumentation" to the data model's Component library.

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To configure how this information displays, see the next section 'Configuring tooltips and labels'.

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Once a data model has been extended with the following declaration, tool-tips and labels applied to the tables and fields are retrieved from the governance repository.

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For instance, a table in the data model with a default label of 'Empl', will automatically display as 'Employee' or 'Staff' depending on the context with which a user's profile is associated.Īs highlighted in the next section, the add-on's API needs to be declared in order to use the governance repository to dynamically update tips and labels.ĭeclaring the add-on's API in a data model You can associate a user profile with a context so that those users will see information specific to their needs. Rather than using values specified in the data model, definitions can be enriched from the EBX® Information Governance Add-on repository.

  • Customizing EBX® Information Governance Add-on namingĭefinitions applied to tables and fields can be reused to dynamically configure tool-tips and labels.
  • Dynamically naming fields by using contexts.
  • Dynamically naming tables by using contexts.
  • Declaring the add-on's API in a data model.
  • Intro: Context-the Phenomenon: The introduction describes the goals of my work and of this blog, introducing key concepts and the Personal Robot Assistant: MIPUSġ: Biological Brains: The anatomy of the brain and the structures of its specialized functional areas give us clues about what is needed to replicate cognitive processesĢ: Neurons: Brain cells are the discrete elements of our thinking apparatus. These are the sections of the starship Understanding Context: Understanding Context Table of ContentsĬlick on the links below to go to the posts on this topic










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