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COSMOS Design 215521

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Change History

Name: Date: Revised Sections:
Sheldon Lee-Loy 01/23/2008
  • Initial version

Workload Estimation

Rough workload estimate in person weeks
Process Sizing Names of people doing the work
Design 0.2 Sheldon Lee-Loy
Code 2
Test 0.5
Documentation 0.5
Build and infrastructure 0.2
Code review, etc.*
TOTAL 3.4

'* - includes other committer work (e.g. check-in, contribution tracking)

Requirement

MDRs that provide the service metadata according to the CMDBf specification will need to expose their information via COSMOS UI. The service metadata structure is specified in the CMDBf 1.0 specification section 6

This is read-only data that needs to only be displayed in a view with an appropriate layout.

Design

Let us first consider the structure of the service meta data.

<queryServiceMetadata>
   <serviceDescription>
     <mdrId>xs:anyURI</mdrId>
        <description>xs:string</description>?
           xs:any *
    </serviceDescription>
    <queryCapabilities>
       <relationshipTemplateSupport depthLimit=”xs:boolean” minimumMaximum=”xs:boolean” xs:anyAttribute /> ?
       <contentSelectorSupport recordTypeSelector=”xs:boolean” propertySelector=”xs:boolean” xs:anyAttribute /> ?
       <recordConstraintSupport ...> ... </recordConstraintSupport>?
       <xpathSupport>
	 <dialect>xs:anyURI</dialect>*
	</xpathSupport>
	xs:any *
    </queryCapabilities>
    <recordTypeList>
		<recordTypes namespace=”xs:anyURI” schemaLocation=”xs:anyURI”>
			<recordType localName=”xs:NCName” appliesTo=”xs:string”>
			xs:any *
			</recordType>
		</recordTypes> *
	</recordTypeList>
	xs:any *
</queryServiceMetadata>

For consistency we can create a visualization similar to the graph response visualization as outlined in ER 214145. Notice that the structure of the graph response contain well defined sections.

  • serviceDescription
  • queryCapabilities
  • recordTypeList

We can utilize a tab layout where each section is represented by a tab section. This will logically separate the various sections of the service meta data structure.


Service Meta Data View Mockup

The following shows the tab layout that represents the service meta data structure.

The following shows how a the description tab. The description tab contains a table with a list of description elements.

DescriptCollapse.gif

The last row is an expansion node that shows custom description fragments when expanded.

DescriptExpand.gif

The following shows the query capability properties. Note that the query capability tab will contain another tab layout.

Querycap.gif

The following shows the record type information. Note when the user selects the top table it will populate the second table with the list of record types.

RecordTypeList.gif

Widget Design

The Service meta data view widget is constructed from several simple widgets. The following shows the hierarchy of widgets:

  • Tab Widget - responsible for rendering the top level tabs


For each of the above table a data feed is required to get the header information for the tabs and table. Additional data feeds are required to get the table row content.

Open Issues/Questions

All reviewer feedback should go in the Talk page for 215521.

  • Consider adding background colors to highlight True or False.

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