Configuring Drill-down from User-Level Views

This topic describes the procedure to configure drill-down from User-Level Views.

Configure a drill-down from the User-Level Views to drive from one view to another while making one of the content panes as the Source and the other as Target.

1. All the User-Level Views can be reused as composite controls. In the Untitled Composite Control - Composite Control that appears, make sure that you select the the composite controls from Process Platform Business Activity Monitoring folder.
2. You can use the UserSelection composite control, available at /Cordys/WCP/Controls/runtime/bam/genericviews/userdashboard/, to get the list of users to drill-down to specific User-Level Views. Consider the CompletedVsScheduledTasksForActivity_User composite control, available at /Cordys/WCP/Controls/runtime/bam/standardviews/userdashboard/, as an example of the User-Level Views. Perform the following to define drill-down:
   
   1. In the project content tree, reuse the UserSelection composite control and CompletedVsScheduledTasksForActivity_User composite controls. The respective composite controls are added to the project content tree.
   2. From the project content tree, drag the UserSelection and CompletedVsScheduledTasksForActivity_User composite controls on the XForm designer. Consider UserSelection composite control as Source and the CompletedVsScheduledTasksForActivity_User composite control as Target.
   3. Right-click the UserSelection composite control on the XForm designer and select Configure Drill Down. The Message Map dialog box appears.
   4. Map the parameters of the Source, processName, activityID and userName to input parameters of the Target, ProcessName (InputParameters > ProcessName), ActivityID (InputParameters > ActivityID) and User (InputParameters > User).
   5. Click OK. The Message Map dialog box closes.
   6. Click (Preview). The Preview window appears, displaying a preview of the selected XForm.
3. In the XForm preview, you can change the user-level views for the selected user by performing the following steps:
   
   1. Click corresponding to Select Process. In the Select Business Process dialog that appears, select the required process name and click OK.
   2. Click corresponding to Select Activity. In the Select Activity dialog that appears, select the required activity name and click OK.
   3. Click corresponding to Select User. In the Select User dialog that appears, select the required user name from the User drop-down.

Similarly, you can add TimeFrame composite control as the runtime reference and can use it as a Source. You can map the output parameters, (startTime and endTime) of TimeFrame composite control to the input parameters of the Target (FromDate and ToDate) or any of the composite controls corresponding to user-level views.

The drill-down from the user-level views are configured.