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Overview
Tabular views show a tabular list of each type of information (devices, links, hosts, etc.) that is being viewed. An example of a tabular view (the Device View) is shown below:
display information in table form, typically showing one item per row, and providing the ability to sort the rows by clicking on column headers. For example, the Device View is shown here:
See this tutorial for details on how to develop a tabular view for your ONOS ApplicationYou can make your own tabular view by following this tutorial.
View Header
At the top of every tabular view , there is a header that displays the network component you are viewing, with how many of that component is connected. In this example, we are seeing devices, and there are 25 of them in totalproviding the table title on the left, and a set of control buttons on the right.
Control Buttons
On the right, there is an area for The control buttons . On all views, there is a refresh buttonprovide additional functionality for the table view. Most tables include a Refresh-enabled toggle button. Other buttons may also be provided, depending on the view.
Refresh:
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Tables with this button auto-refresh every two seconds. Click this button to toggle auto-refresh off and on again.
Table Body
The body of the table is scrollable so you can view all components on the network. Your browser's Find/Search capabilities work in the view, so if you want to quickly find something in the table you can use Cmd-F (Mac) or Ctrl-F (Windows).
"Loading
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If the server takes more than a few hundred milliseconds While the client is waiting for the server to respond, a "loading wheel will appear. The loading wheel appears upon the first time the client requests the information from the server and if it takes longer than 500ms for the server to send a response. It will disappear once there is a server response...." animation will appear, indicating that the client is waiting for a response from the server:
Table Columns
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