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The Ontimize advanced general-purpose graphical diagram component allows users to both design and display flowcharts, building plants, warehouse layouts, network diagrams, circuit diagrams etc. These different types of diagrams may be displayed concurrently, and can be integrated with any standard Ontimize form, automatically reflecting the information supplied by the applications database. Examples of the kind of diagramming supported by the advanced component are shown below:
This Ontimize advanced diagramming component should not be confused with the basic Ontimize graph-based (chart-like) diagrams which are already included in the basic Ontimize framework and allow users to depict data in scatter plots, pie charts, bar charts, histograms and so on.
It can be seen that this Ontimize advanced component, allow users to place information OVER a paint. For instance, in a banking application, the diagramming component can be used to paint the bank floor layout plan as background, and place the teller locations, security safe locations, employee positions etc. separately over that background. Moreover, additional operations can be defined for these overlays, such as clicking on the employee photo that identifies the employee position in order to open a detail form to insert/update/query/delete the information related to that employee.
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Check out the Ontimize Diagram here. (user: "demo" password: "demouser")
TECHNICAL FEATURES
The Ontimize Diagram component can be simply configured to allow users to choose from several options. The key technical features are designed to maximize results based on user requirements and include:
• XML format configuration to allow developers to install easily.
• Standard Actions that can be assigned to any button and which are customizable. Standard actions include print, refresh, zoom, copy to clipboard, etc.
• A Standard Command set that can be assigned to any toggle button. These commands allow users to execute actions on the graphical elements of the diagram itself. Standard Commands include creating lines, creating labels, creating rectangles, selections, etc.
• Additional buttons and toogle buttons can be added using the XML configuration file.
• Diagrams are saved in XML format which is stored in the application database and are loaded from it upon request.
• Where required, the diagram elements imports its data from the application data.
• Each element of the diagram can be assigned to a specific form in order to manage its data from this form.
• Users can customize or create new elements in the diagram through the XML configuration file.
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