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Locations in the map by default are labeled with the ID, or the name or description of the location (configured in locations.xml or locationSets.xml). To specify the ID, name or description of the location, the following tags could be used: %ID%, %NAME%, and %DESCRIPTION%. In LocationSets.xml (for EsriShapeFile or CSVFile) it is also possible to replace or add text to the label, such as location attributes (using @ATTRIBUTE_ID@, Since 2013.02 or csv/dbf columns without defining an attribute with %COLUMN_NAME%), or timeseries related information (%LAST_VALUE%, %LAST_VALUE_TIME%,%FORECAST_START_TIME%, %MAXIMUM_VALUE%, %MAXIMUM_VALUE_TIME%, %MINIMUM_VALUE%, %MINIMUM_VALUE_TIME%). In case of timeseries related information, the label only shows the information for the selected parameter.
Example:
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<label>%NAME% has last value: %LAST_VALUE%</label> |
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Other uses:
In the Filters.xml there is an additional option to show the last value (within the RelativeViewPeriod): lastValueVisible.
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showThresholdWarningIcons
This is by default falsetrue, but if it is set to true false showWarningIcons in the FewsExplorer is not setand the variable variable showWarningIcons in the FewsExplorer field of the user_settings.ini is not set, then the threshold icons in the data viewer are not shown. So this is overriden by the user settings.
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<displayGroup name="Example">
<display name="Plot LocA">
<locationId>LocA</locationId>
<plotId>Discharge</plotId>
</display>
<display name="Plot LocB">
<locationId>LocB</locationId>
<plotId>Discharge</plotId>
</display>
<display name="Plot LocC">
<explorerLocationId>LocA</explorerLocationId>
<locationId>LocC</locationId>
<plotId>Discharge</plotId>
</display>
</displayGroup>
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loadAtStartup
In this field can be configured which windows will be opened by default when the system starts up. This feature can only be used in docking mode.
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restSettings
This section includes additional settings for the FEWS Explorer.
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showIconForUnacknowledgedWarnings
Boolean option whether to show an opaque warning icon (
) in the status bar when unacknowledged warnings are present in database. Only if no unacknowledged errors are present.
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<showIconForUnacknowledgedWarnings>true</showIconForUnacknowledgedWarnings> |
Filemenu options
From the FEWS Explorer File menu it is possible to configure a number of additional menu items (from which a few can also be found in the <F12> menu) . They are explained below.
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When there is no “vjdbcServicePortRange” configured, you can start VJDBC server with Explorer F12 menu option “M start embedded vjdbc server”. Then the embedded VJDBC Server will use port number 2000.
This VJDBC functionality can be used to analyse the database of the Stand Alone using external tools like DBVisualizer. Or it can be used to start a FEWS Stand Alone in participant mode or the Water Coach in participant mode (Application configuration#Participantmode)
showLocationsOutsideVisibilityPeriod