Comtech EF Data NetVue Release 1.1 User Guide - Manual (Page 187)

Advanced Configuration (System Display) Revision 3
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Examples:
operators: ==, ...
values: landmark, t*, tanker??, ...
NOTE: There must be a space before and after the operator.
10.7.4.1.8 Passing TableSourceInfo data along in the map’s URL
The DataMiner ID, the Element ID and the table filter values can also be passed along as a parameter in
the map’s URL.
If, in the <TableSourceInfo> tag, you add an elementVar attribute with value myElement that refers to
an Element using the syntax DataMinerID/ElementID or NameOfElement, then you can omit both the
<DataMinerID>
tag and the <ElementID> tag and use a map URL instead. The map URL would be like
one of these:
maps.aspx?config=MyConfigFile&dmyElement=7/46840
maps.aspx?config=MyConfigFile&dmyElement=VesselData
Notice the “d” character in front of the parameter name.
If, in the <TableSourceInfo> tag, you add a filterVars attribute with value myFilter, in a particular
<TableFilter>
tag, you can replace the fixed value by [myFilter] and pass the filter value as a parameter
in the map’s URL. The map URL would be like this:
maps.aspx?config=MyConfigFile&dmyFilter=box*
Notice the “d” character in front of the parameter name.
NOTE: In the value of a filterVars attribute, you can specify several parameters if they
are separated by semi-colons (;).
10.7.4.2 PropertiesSourceInfo
1. In the <PropertiesSourceInfo> tag, specify the NetVue Properties from which to retrieve the object
coordinates.
2. In the type attribute of the <PropertiesSourceInfo> tag, specify the type of NetVue items from which to
retrieve the Property values: Views, Elements or Services.
3. In the <LatitudePropertyName> tag, specify the name of the Property from which to retrieve the latitude
value.