... Foreword ... 19 ... Introduction ... 21 ... Target Group and Prerequisites ... 21 ... Structure of the Book ... 21 ... Downloads ... 25 ... Acknowledgments ... 27 ... Part I: Getting Started ... 29 1 ... Introduction to SAP Lumira, Designer Edition ... 31 1.1 ... What Is SAP Lumira, Designer Edition? ... 32 1.2 ... SAP Lumira Suite ... 38 1.3 ... SAP Lumira and SAP's Business Intelligence Portfolio ... 40 1.4 ... Recent Developments ... 46 1.5 ... Summary ... 48 2 ... SAP Lumira, Designer Edition Versus Other SAP Business Intelligence Tools ... 49 2.1 ... SAP BusinessObjects Dashboards ... 49 2.2 ... SAP BEX Web Application Designer ... 54 2.3 ... SAP Analytics Cloud ... 58 2.4 ... Key Differences ... 61 2.5 ... Summary ... 65 3 ... Usage Scenarios ... 67 3.1 ... Global Sales Dashboard ... 67 3.2 ... OLAP Application ... 74 3.3 ... Generic KPI Dashboard ... 80 3.4 ... Summary ... 83 4 ... Installation and Configuration ... 85 4.1 ... Architecture and Components ... 85 4.2 ... System Requirements ... 87 4.3 ... Downloading SAP Lumira, Designer Edition ... 88 4.4 ... Installing SAP Lumira, Designer Edition ... 92 4.5 ... Installing SAP Lumira, Server Edition ... 95 4.6 ... Configuring the SAP BusinessObjects BI Platform ... 101 4.7 ... Updating SAP Lumira, Designer Edition ... 115 4.8 ... Configuring Connections via Universes and Custom Data Sources ... 117 4.9 ... Uninstalling SAP Lumira, Designer Edition ... 122 4.10 ... Summary ... 124 ... Part II: The Basics ... 125 5 ... The Integrated Development Environment ... 127 5.1 ... Menu ... 128 5.2 ... Toolbar ... 154 5.3 ... Layout Editor ... 157 5.4 ... Summary ... 172 6 ... The Application Design Process ... 173 6.1 ... Introduction ... 174 6.2 ... Adding the Data ... 175 6.3 ... Setting Up the Layout ... 178 6.4 ... Setting Up the Charts ... 181 6.5 ... Adding Interactivity ... 189 6.6 ... Summary ... 193 7 ... Components and Properties ... 195 7.1 ... Application Component Properties ... 195 7.2 ... Composite Component ... 205 7.3 ... Data Source Alias Component Properties ... 206 7.4 ... Visual Component Properties ... 209 7.5 ... Technical Component Properties ... 277 7.6 ... Summary ... 287 ... Part III: Advanced Concepts ... 289 8 ... Scripting for Interactivity ... 291 8.1 ... BI Action Language ... 292 8.2 ... Creating a Script ... 300 8.3 ... Example: Building Navigation Items ... 310 8.4 ... Example: Manipulating Data Output ... 327 8.5 ... Example: Building a Scorecard ... 345 8.6 ... Summary ... 353 9 ... Planning Applications ... 355 9.1 ... Prerequisites for Planning ... 355 9.2 ... Adding a Planning Connection ... 357 9.3 ... Manual Planning: Crosstab and Spreadsheet Components ... 360 9.4 ... Automated Planning: Planning Functions and Sequences ... 362 9.5 ... Planning Functionality Options ... 365 9.6 ... Building a Planning Application ... 366 9.7 ... Using Keyboard Shortcuts ... 370 9.8 ... Summary ... 371 10 ... Enhancing Applications with CSS ... 373 10.1 ... CSS Themes ... 374 10.2 ... Using CSS Classes and Styles ... 378 10.3 ... Adding Custom CSS Classes ... 384 10.4 ... Making Applications Responsive ... 390 10.5 ... Modifying Standard Components ... 397 10.6 ... Summary ... 406 11 ... Design Principles and Visualization Options ... 407 11.1 ... General Design Principles ... 407 11.2 ... Choosing a Visualization Method ... 414 11.3 ... Building Complex Applications ... 435 11.4 ... Mobile Design ... 443 11.5 ... Summary ... 446 12 ... Performance Tuning ... 447 12.1 ... Usage Scenarios ... 447 12.2 ... Data Sources ... 448 12.3 ... Components ... 455 12.4 ... Scripting ... 456 12.5 ... Browsers ... 457 12.6 ... Mobile ... 458 12.7 ... Measuring Performance ... 459 12.8 ... SA schovat popis