Tree editor

DAP Resources

• The three editor allows to maintain the DAP resources and their relation

IoT DAP Resources

Edition

• The navigation through resources properties and their relations is done with the "tree editor" allowing users to move from branches and edit, create or delete resource's properties or relations

Tree Editor

• The tree editor has a cohesive experience to edit, filter and navigate the resources.
• Edit options

Once in a collection of resources, for instance, a specific collection of things instances, resource can be selected, and options for create/update/delete will be shown according to the access control of the user

• Create or Clone , Delete , Update

Delete and Clone require the resource to be selected in the collection

Access Control

• CRUD operations are control by access control polices, green padlock full access, red padlock read only

Access control

• this criteria can be use to filter the resources (See Filter)

Pagination

Allows to display a limit number of resources and divide large collection of resources on multiples pages.

Pagination

• << first page
• < previous page
• > next page
• amount of resources to show per page (maximun 100)
• amount of resources showed

Navigation

• Goto , and back

Filter

• Filter resources
  • first button shows a filter dialog
    • There are multiples filter criteria depending of the metadata of the resource type, following filters resources type topics.
    • 

      Filter dialog
  • second button switch between showing owner resources and public resources apply to
    • types
    • instances
    • topics

For more advance resources' filter functionality including geo-spatial, proximity and resource's semantic use observer (See Observers)

Jsonld

• View Jsonld,

Jsonls viewer

• Links to related resources,

Show links

• Download jsonld file,

Resources status

When a thing instance does not meet the requirements imposed by the semantic of the type a red broken chain appears at the far right of the the resource row, if one is clicked detailed description of the state of the resource appears in a floating window. (See IoT Semantics)

Resource status

this criteria can be use to filter the resources (See Filter)

Operation results

When an operation is successfully executed a blue box appears in the upper right corner, the box disappears automatically after a few seconds

Ok

Errors

When an operation fails a red curtain on the top edge of the page appears with a detailed description of the problem, the information will remain until the user closes the curtain using the button on the upper corner.

Error information

some operations fail partially, in these cases the Tree does not refresh the list of resources