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Features

After you have installed the DataMiner Integration Studio extension, Microsoft Visual Studio turns into a full-blown DataMiner IDE with the following editors:

  • An XML editor, which features on-the-fly XML Schema validation and IntelliSense.
  • A C# editor, which features full C# editing and debugging capabilities.
  • A display editor, which allows you to design Data Display pages using simple drag-and-drop operations.
  • A function editor, which allows you to manage the functions defined in a function XML file and design function pages using simple drag-and-drop operations.
  • A table editor, which allows you to design parameter tables using simple drag-and-drop operations.
  • A version editor, which allows you to edit the version history.

Additionally, the following tool windows are available:

  • Tree view: This tool window acts as a table of contents, allowing you to easily navigate to a particular location in the connector or Automation script you are working on.
  • Mapping view: This tool window allows you to visualize relationships between items in the connector you are working on.
  • Grid view: This tool window allows you to manage and configure all parameters in the connector using a spreadsheet-like view.
  • Diagram: This window shows a graphical representation of a connector. It allows you to see how a connector is built, navigate through its logic, and investigate flow issues.
  • Validator: This window lists the results of the latest connector validation in a tree structure, grouped by severity and category.
  • Comparer:This tool window allows you to compare two connector versions.
  • Macros: This tool window allows you to create C# scripts that can be used to make changes to e.g. a protocol XML file.
  • Inject: This tool window allows you to make the necessary preparations before debugging the connector QAction(s) or Automation script C# Exe block(s) you are editing.
  • MIB Browser: This tool window allows you to build Param tags in a connector based on OID data in MIB files.

An top of this, it includes snippets and XML schemas to assist and speed up your development of connectors and Automation scripts.

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