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This sample shows how to implement a custom data source that loads directories on demand. It is similar to the ILOG JViews TGO Data Source - JavaBeans Sample, except that here the java.io.File is wrapped by a custom
This sample shows how implement a custom data source that loads directories on demand.
This sample shows how to use the basic features of the ILOG JViews TGO equipment component.
This sample shows how to extend the predefined ILOG JTGO business classes and use the extended classes with the equipment component.
This sample shows how to use the ILOG JViews TGO data source API to create business objects.
The Equipment Editor allows you to generate an equipment view through drag-and-drop graphical interactions.
This sample shows how to create new card and port types using images and represent these new objects with the equipment component.
This sample shows the performance of the ILOG JViews TGO Equipment component.
This sample shows how to customize the rendering of the business objects in the equipment using cascading style sheets (CSS).
This sample is a utility to find the best image processing parameters to use a given image as the base of an ILOG JViews TGO predefined business object.
This sample uses both the ILOG JTGO Java API and the styling engine (CSS) to modify the look of the predefined business objects and how states and information is presented.
The customized network element icons are based on the Nuvola iconset for Linux KDE/Gnome, from David Vignoni, distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). Please refer to www.icon-king.com for more details and the complete iconset.
This integration sample shows how to use ILOG JViews TGO to build a simple network and service monitoring system.
This sample shows how ILOG JViews TGO can be used as a front-end for OSS through Java (OSS/J) compliant systems. It provides a way to simulate the creation of OSS/J alarms.
This sample shows how ILOG JViews TGO can be used as a front-end for OSS through Java (OSS/J) compliant systems.
This sample shows how to use the SNMP features of the ILOG JViews TGO predefined business objects.
This sample shows how to create an equipment representation using real images with the JViews TGO Faces Equipment component.
This sample provides a step-by-step introduction to the JViews TGO Faces Equipment component.
This sample shows how to use both the network and equipment components together on a Faces application.
This sample shows how to perform advanced customization of the JViews TGO Look-And-Feel on a Faces application.
This sample provides a step-by-step introduction to the JViews TGO Faces Network component.
This sample shows the different alarm types supported by the ILOG JViews TGO predefined business objects and how they are graphically represented in the network component.
This sample shows how to use the state features of the ILOG JViews TGO network component. network component.
This sample shows how to use the basic features of the ILOG JViews TGO network component.
This sample shows how to use the features of the ILOG JViews TGO to create a network component basic editor in a simple form with the basic editing functionality.
This sample shows how to use the blinking features of the ILOG JViews TGO network component.
This sample shows how to use BTS objects in the ILOG JViews TGO network component.
This sample shows how to use the bus layout features with the ILOG JViews TGO network component.
This sample shows how to use custom business classes with the network component, and how to create your own graphic objects to represent your business objects and their attributes.
This sample shows how to create custom business classes and use them with the network component.
This sample shows how to use the ILOG JViews TGO data source API to create business objects.
This sample shows how to extend predefined business objects and how to represent the new information in your object using the ILOG JViews TGO network component.
This sample demonstrates how to implement load-on-demand of ILOG JViews TGO objects based on data stored in a database server that supports load-on-demand, such as Oracle Spatial.
This sample shows how to place network elements on a background map. The locations of the network elements are indicated by geographic coordinates.
This sample shows how to use the label layout features of the ILOG JViews TGO network component.
This sample shows how to use link connection ports.
This sample shows how to use link sets and link bundles. Additionally, it shows links with BiSONET states and technology information.
This sample shows the performance of the ILOG JViews TGO Network component.
This sample shows the performance of an ILOG JViews TGO network component that uses the straight link layout.
This sample shows how to customize the rendering of the business objects in the network using cascading style sheets (CSS).
This sample shows how to use the Node and the Link graph layouts in a JViews TGO network component to create topological views.
This sample shows how to use alarm objects with the ILOG JViews TGO table component.
This sample shows how to use the basic features of the ILOG JViews TGO table component.
This sample shows how to add custom attributes to a JViews TGO table component.
This sample shows how to create custom business classes and use them with the table component.
This sample shows the performance of an ILOG JViews TGO table component that uses custom classes.
This sample shows how to use the ILOG JViews TGO data source API to create business objects.
This sample shows the performance of an ILOG JViews TGO table component that uses predefined business classes.
This sample shows how to use the styling features of the ILOG JViews TGO Table Component.
This sample shows how to use the basic features of the ILOG JViews TGO tree component.
This sample shows how to create custom business classes and use them with the tree component.
This sample shows the performance of an ILOG JViews TGO tree component that uses custom classes.
This sample shows how to use the ILOG JViews TGO data source API to create business objects.
This sample shows the performance of an ILOG JViews TGO tree component that uses predefined business classes.
This sample shows how to customize the rendering of the business objects in the tree using cascading style sheets (CSS).