Global Variables - List of zero, one or more key-value pairs which could represent simple variables or in some cases flags and even full-blown configuration elements.Needless to say, clicking this will collapse the component and hide the child components.Īt the top level, platform configuration consists of the following components:
#GITBOOK EDITOR CONFIGURATION FILE PLUS#
For example, in the image above, Startup & Shutdown Classes is just a group which consists of the configuration of individual startup and shutdown classes within it.Įxpanding / Collapsing - Clicking on the plus sign ( +) of a node will expand it to show any child components and make it collapsible by revealing the minus sign ( -). These actions include Remove to remove the component from the model and Clone to create a similar component based on the current one.Ĭategories - These are just logical grouping of similar configuration and themselves do not represent any configuration elements. JDBC Data Sources, Myst provides us with a context menu to take certain actions.
In the image above, when we click on the + button, Myst will prompt us with a modal dialog to capture the WebLogic cluster name and based on that will add a new cluster to the model and select it.Ĭontext Menu - For any components which are collections, e.g.
and that which are editable, Myst provides us with this + control which when clicked can add a new component of that type. JDBC Data Sources, WebLogic clusters etc. For example, in the image, the AdminServer node has been auto-computed by Myst based on the other user-defined inputs.Īdd New Component - For any component types which are collections, e.g. The browser URL at this stage can also be bookmarked in you case we want to open this view directly with the same component pre-selected.Ĭomputed Configuration - Any component shown in a green background represents something which Myst has automatically computed and that which the user has not explicitly defined / overriden. When we click on any such node, it gets highlighted in bold with a black outline and the Properties View displays properties specific to that node. Only actual configuration elements are selectable. Selected Node - Nodes in the tree could either be actual configuration elements or just logical categories for ease of visualization. As in, it would show the nodes in collapsed or expanded state based on how we had originally clicked them. If we clear the search text, we will notice how the tree gets restored back to the state where it was originally at. The node expansion when we type in text is just temporary.
Introspecting Existing Platform Instances
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