With WebFOCUS Mobile Voice, it’s possible to access information from your applications using only your voice and a mobile device, such as tablet or mobile phone, no computer needed. This new feature enables you to build voice-enabled, conversational applications that recognize voice requests for information. Users activate the application by speaking an intent phrase, which you define, into the microphone on their mobile device. The application can then:
App Studio allows you to create a variety of different kinds of content using the data in your environment.
Reports are a way of organizing and showing your data in a tabular format. The grid structure of a report makes it easy to find precise and valuable information from your data source.
In App Studio, you use the Report canvas to create reports.
Using the App Studio JavaScript drill-down functionality, you can use links in a report on an HTML page to open a second chart or report with additional information in an InfoWindow, allowing you to quickly perform further data analysis within the page.
This is our source report. It will be added to the HTML page and allow us to connect to a second chart or report containing information for each value in the sort field, Business Subregion.
An Alert schedule is an example of an event-based schedule. Alert reporting automates the evaluation of a defined condition in order to determine whether a report should be submitted.
You can utilize responsive panel in panel behavior by adding items to a panel group. When you run the page, top-level containers in the page, including the panel group, fold responsively based on the size of the browser, and the panels within the panel group fold based on its current size, independent of the rest of the page. Additionally, items in the panel group are kept together when folding occurs. A panel group can be a good way to group together closely related content that you want to be visually separated from the other items on the page.
With WebFOCUS InfoSearch, you can perform search analytics, and discover business intelligence assets by searching a combination of content titles, metadata, and data elements.
Parameterized content is a great way to give users access to the information that is most relevant for them. Sometimes, however, you may want to make multiple different files available for selection, such as when they use different data sources, show different fields, or use different styling. You can do that by creating a control that lists procedures or HTML files, and then using the Run Procedures/HTML From Control request option.
This content provides information on National Language Support (NLS) for WebFOCUS. It contains instructions for configuring the WebFOCUS Reporting Server, WebFOCUS Client, and ReportCaster Distribution Server for NLS on Windows®, UNIX®, Linux®, IBM® i, and z/OS®. It also provides an introduction to software internationalization, which is the process of making software operable in multiple locales
This content describes the TIBCO WebFOCUS® Managed Reporting environment, which enables the creation of powerful enterprise information systems. These decision-support applications deliver easy access to the information that users need, regardless of the hardware platforms, database structures, or application programs. This content is intended for all users.
