
Tutorial 1: Creating a Dashboard 43
Configuring a Row-Oriented Table
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Choose Context Selection from the popup list.
The Edit - Value dialog opens.
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Click the button at the right of the Input Key field and choose currentRow from
the popup.
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Click the browse button at the right of the Path field and choose name from the
popup.
We want the name of a host to appear in this column of the table, so you might
think you should choose <host>/name instead of <currentRow>/name. That
won’t work. The reason is that as it is being rendered the row has already been
passed one of the host objects via the row query, and thus the current row has
access to that host’s name parameter via the generated context whose key is
currentRow.
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Click the Save button on the dialog.
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Click Save, which is just below the bar containing the tabs, to save Monitored
Hosts.
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You have satisfied the minimum requirements to allow the table to be displayed.
At this point you could continue to add columns, thus building a table that presents the
data you want to see presented for each host. We will leave the table for now and add
more columns later.
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