I think I’ve never post the actual view of EALIS. I’m not the best designer nor the best programmer.But I make good use of what ever available to me. Most of the stuff here were written in asp by using notepad, my method of debugging is execute the code from a browser. Getting good at it. But not so much on the design part, then again with notepad + paint + Gimp [paint don't have transparency ].
Anyway here goes,
This is a view from the search result. Right beneath the description user can directly view their permit status and PI reading.
Clicking on any of the equipment from the result page will lead to this, a front end to all equipment. With using the equipment tag as a reference, and another key value is the plant code, data from three other system are captured within a single page, ECLIPSE [Permit], PI [Operation data] and Sap [Work order, maintenance Plan]. While most of the static data, [documents, equipment spec, interactive drawings] comes from EALIS itself.
The PI gauge’s are context sensitive, but the generic one is that needle gauge above. No I don’t use Pi Webpart for it, the current version that we have [just got it] was created for engineer hence the simplistic look. On top of that the whole EALIS needs to be on Sharepoint to make that happen, not a chance.
Believe or not, the gauge above was drawn completely with notepad, as most of the other SVG stuff I’ve written. Found out that using editing software like Inkscape, you’ll lose control of the xml structure and Inkscape is very slow on my system. The gauge update itself every half a minute [most equipment, are scanned by PI around 10s]. The value above is zero because unit 10 is down.
