There are two ways of adding columns. You can work with the Columns property as you did in when first creating the table in Tutorial 2, or you can use Config Wizard.
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In the Module List pane, choose My Definitions from the list of modules. |
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Choose Monitored Hosts and open the view for editing. |
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Click Config Wizard. |
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Click Next. |
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Optional. Check the result by clicking the Test button. |
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Open the Monitored Hosts view for editing. |
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Open the Configuration tab. |
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In the Columns row, expand that node and click . |
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In the Edit - Value dialog box, in the Input Key box, click , and choose currentRow (Host) from the list that appears. |
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Click Save both in the dialog box and in the view editor to save the configuration changes. |
This task introduces the notion of context inputs. In this example we use a required context input. Contexts are entities that have a data type, so a context must first be declared, much like a variable in a programming language, by giving it a key, which is the name by which it can be referenced, and a type, which is chosen from a list of available types. You will see in this example how a value is assigned to a named context so that it can be passed to the drilldown page through a flow.
Adding a dependent page that relies on a context supplied by the parent page involves these steps:
The Host Monitor page is quite complex, but it has the advantage of being one that already exists. You can find it in the Hosts module.
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In the Module Contents pane, click the drop-down list, select Views, and click Add . |
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Click the Add button in the Module Definitions pane. |
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Click OK. |
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