

When you check the properties of Application App_Demo you will see an event “Startup”. Now Drag a List Box from the left to your application. This will open a window where you can select a dimension to bind it with the filter.Īs shown below now the Dimension Filter Component is binded to Distribution Channel. Over there to align the components in a page.Ĭheck the properties for the Dimension Filter. If you have worked on WAD before you would know how difficult it is It shows you the exact distance of any component from the top, bottom, right and left. You can see in the image below how easy it is to align all these components in Design Studio. Now lets add a Dimension Filter in the Tab 1. This is how the application looks like when we execute it locally. I have two BEx Queries which I have used as a datasources for these. And I have placed a Cross tab and a chart in each tabs. I have build a small application as below.

Let us see an example of a small application where we will try to use some scripting concepts. So all the methods that are available will be displayed and you can select one of them.Įach line of the script should end with a semi colon You can enter Control + Space for help after the dot. We also have BI Specific types like Dimension, Member, Filter, ChartType and so on.

There are different data types like Integer, String, Boolean. Such kind of script using “Push” model is easy to understand in more complex scenarios. This is different to BEx Components and XCelsius where the Components “Pull” data from data sources. The scripts follow a “Push” model where in it pushes data to the Components. It can be executed both on the Browser as well as the Server. The Design Studio Scripting language is very similar to Java Script.
