Right Click Tool

[Sheethal]

Hi,

 

Is there any option of adding right click tools in one click console.

 

 

I want to add custom tools to the list.

 

Can any one help me with this.

[Catalin Farcasanu]

Start by reading this section. It is very well documented. 

[Sheethal]

Thanks Catalin,

I don't want the custom tools to be added as menu items ,is there any option to add them to list of tools you get when you right click on alarm.

[Catalin Farcasanu]

I quote from your initial post

"

I want to add custom tools to the list.

 

Can any one help me with this.

"

 

Now you're saying, and I quote again 

 

"

I don't want the custom tools to be added as menu items ,is there any option to add them to list of tools you get when you right click on alarm.

"

 

What is it that you want? 

[Catalin Farcasanu]

I think you might have missed reading the whole content of the link.

 

I quote again, from the link I provided earlier:

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Contextually Apply the Action

Actions do not always apply in all situations, such as an action that is applicable only when the user selects a model. Therefore, you can specify one of the following contexts for your actions:

• ModelContext
  Indicates that the action should be available when the user selects a model. The format for this context is as follows:

  <context>com.aprisma.spectrum.app.topo.client.render.ModelContext</context>

• AlarmContext
  Indicates that the action should be available when the user selects an alarm. The format for this context is as follows:

  <context>com.aprisma.spectrum.app.alarm.client.group.AlarmContext</context>

• TableContext
  Indicates that the action should be available when the user selects any table. The format for this context is as follows:

  <context>com.aprisma.spectrum.app.util.table.TableContext</context>

  If no tablename is specified, context is limited to any table. However, you can also limit context to a single table using the following format:

  <context>com.aprisma.spectrum.app.util.table.TableContext</context>     <table-name>TableName</table-name>

You can specify one or a combination of contexts. If no specified context matches the current window context, the menu item is disabled. If no contexts are specified, the menu item is displayed in all contexts.

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In this section you specify where your custom menu must be displayed. 

[Sheethal]

Thanks Catalin for helping.