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Table of Contents

1 About views __________________________________________________________________________ 4

2 Editing a view _________________________________________________________________________ 6

3 Adding applications or portlets ____________________________________________________________ 7

4 Index ________________________________________________________________________________ 9



The tab has a tree structure similar to the and the tabs:Views Workspace Administration

About views (see page 4)

Editing a view (see page 6)

Adding applications or portlets (see page 7)

Additional information

The general look of the View tab may vary depending on customization; however, the logical

components that it is composed of are the same.



1 About viewsThe views that you have added are available through the various categories under the tab.Views

Views tab

The working area on the right lets you browse through various pages within a view. For example, in the following

figure, you see the various pages within the view..Hyper-V Virtual Farm



Additional information

For a view, some pages might not be visible to all users depending on the access rights.



2 Editing a viewAdministration tab - Edit menu

Click to edit the required view. It provides access to useful functions such as changing the name, description,

owner user, define access and edit modes, assign parent view groups, and access groups.



3 Adding applications or portletsApplications or portlets are the building blocks of a page. To add an application, navigate to a view in one of the

view groups available on the tab. Click on the top right corner and then click Views Enable Edit Mode > Add

to add applications. Using this menu you can also exit the edit mode, define layout templates, andapplication

manage pages, depending on user rights.

Edit menu options

The application window allows you to search for the application you want to add. Click to add theAdd

applications.

You can change the title of an application by clicking on the current title and typing a new name in the text area

(see figure below).

Changing the original name of a portlet

Portlets can be configured using seven different control icons; however, only the configurations can see all of

them. Icons that can only be seen by configurations are indicated with a :

Icon Command Description

Refresh Refresh the portlet

Look and Feel Change the appearance of the portlet (style, border, background, etc.), including advanced CSS styling options.

Configuration Set user permissions.



Icon Command Description

Preferences Set the attributes (preferences) of the portlet (for example, its title), and the read/write parameters that the portlet is sensitive

to; for further information, see .Managing portlets

Minimize Hide the content of the portlet.

Maximize Maximize the portlet to full page display.

Remove Delete the portlet.

Tip

The BMC TrueSight Capacity Optimization Console tab allows you to build . Each view isViews views

made up of a set of configurable and interactive .pages

For example, you can create a new view containing all the analyses and reports related to a specific business

service, or that are useful for Database Administrators.

A view has the characteristic of being visible to a specified set of users; a view can also extensively represent a set

of users with same access rights. A user can typically access a set of views.

Tip

A is a container of interactive visual components, called , that show analyses, models,page portlets

reports, or any other information.



Index

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