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| (C) Copyright 2002, Kana Software, Inc. | ||
| Author | Julian Hyde | |
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| Date | Revision | Author | Comment |
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| March 12th, 2002 | 1 | Julian Hyde | Created |
This is a list of features we propose to deliver in future releases of Mondrian. Each feature is linked to a high-level description. Complex features will have more detailed specifications in a separate document.
Component designs are added to the architectural overview as necessary. Short term, you can put designs into an appendix.
It occurs to me that we haven't really defined who our customer is. Our main customer, I would contend, is someone using a web application (such as the sourceforge usage chart, http://sourceforge.net/project/stats/?group_id=35302). In some cases we will deliver apis and servlets to a second kind of customer, a developer. But almost every feature should have a deliverable -- perhaps just a sample application -- which can be used by the web-user.
Components/features for release 1.0 ('must have' unless otherwise specified)
Components in a later release:
Sean, please complete this.
Does the pivot table support cell-selection in this release?
Use case: User runs a query in the pivot table. Presses 'show data' button. An HTML table is displayed, containing the rows of the fact
If the pivot table supports selection of cells, rows or columns, the rows shown should relate only to selected cells.
Julian: It's not hard to implement the server-side part of it (given a set of coordinates, e.g {([Time].[1997], [Store].[USA]), ([Time].[1998], [Store].[USA].[CA])}, return a select statement/parse tree of a select statement/jdbc result set for the fact table rows which went into those cells). The hard part is to incorporate it into the ui in a non-trivial way. (Which end user wants to see a table with columns headed REGION_ID, TIME_ID, UNIT_SALES, and a bunch of surrogate keys?)
Use case: User runs a query in the pivot table. Presses 'pie chart' button. Data is rendered in pie chart.
Tony, please specify.
Julian: These come under the aegis of the pivot table until we have an independent controller. It should be easy to shoehorn their metadata into the catalog (of which FoodMart.xml is an example, and Mondrian.xml is the specification).
Use case: User runs a query in the pivot table. They choose a column (for example, day of week) which is not a dimension, and drill on it. (Behind the scenes, the server is creating a dimension on the fly.)
Runs an mdx statement, renders the results as an html table.
Sean, please complete this. Sketch out the major components (reference javadoc if these are classes), and describe the sample code we will deliver, list preferences.
Tony, please complete this.
Possible deliverables:
What formats shall we support in 1.0? We must do either JPEG or GIF.
Sean, please complete this.
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