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This page is the main hub for all topics related to MINT. It can be accessed through two angles: | |||
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<li>By topic, for looking up specific information.</li> | |||
<li>By tutorial (administrator/user), for following a virtual training course. The tutorial pages link to the topic pages for background information and include scenario-based exercises. The tutorials are still under development though and currently not a complete stand-alone training. | |||
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==MINT by topic==__NOEDITSECTION__ | |||
===MINT tasks for administrators===__NOEDITSECTION__ | |||
# [[Administrating MINT]]: management of (sub)organisations (comparable to ''spaces'' ensuring that only users from within an organisation have access to certain data), roles and users. | |||
# [[Creating Data Sources in MINT]]: once the organisation is set up and roles and users are defined, the connection to the data sources to be analysed needs to be set up. | |||
# [[Creating MINT Domains]]: ''domains'' are a mapping between (technical) source data and the end-user-friendly data view in MINT. Domains need to be defined and built step-by-step using the built-in ''Domain Designer''. | |||
# [[Securing MINT Domains]]: optionally, domains can be secured, i.e. the data - or part of it - can be made visible to only certain users or roles. | |||
# [[Creating Custom Home Pages in MINT]]: the entry page a users sees when logging in can be adapted on a per-role basis. | |||
# [[Customising MINT]]: advanced users can customise the appearance of MINT for a given organisation. This can include changing logos and colors. | |||
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# [[Creating Ad Hoc Views in MINT]]: ''ad hoc views'' allow ad hoc exploration of data, usually using [[Creating MINT Domains|domains]] as a source. | |||
# [[Creating Reports in MINT]]: a ''report'' is based on an ad hoc view. It can contain input controls but, as opposed to a domain, it cannot be changed directly. In order to change its appearance and the data displayed, the underlying ad-hoc view needs to be changed. | |||
# [[Scheduling Reports in MINT]]: a report can be scheduled, i.e. its execution can be automatised based on a recurrence pattern. | |||
# [[Creating Dashboards in MINT]]: several ad hoc views, reports, and external components (e.g. images, web sites) can be combined to form a digital dashboard. | |||
# [[Using MINT mobile]]: ad hoc views and reports can be accessed from a mobile device, such as a tablet or mobile phone | |||
===Special topics===__NOEDITSECTION__ | |||
* [[Using Jaspersoft Studio for MINT]] | |||
* [[Implementing drill-down in a dashboard]]: implement drill-down from one dashboard to another or between elements on a dashboard by passing paramters. | |||
== | ===Further resources===__NOEDITSECTION__ | ||
* [[Useful online resources for MINT]]: collection of links to tutorials, documentation, etc. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:16, 20 February 2020
This page is the main hub for all topics related to MINT. It can be accessed through two angles:
- By topic, for looking up specific information.
- By tutorial (administrator/user), for following a virtual training course. The tutorial pages link to the topic pages for background information and include scenario-based exercises. The tutorials are still under development though and currently not a complete stand-alone training.
MINT by topic
MINT tasks for administrators
- Administrating MINT: management of (sub)organisations (comparable to spaces ensuring that only users from within an organisation have access to certain data), roles and users.
- Creating Data Sources in MINT: once the organisation is set up and roles and users are defined, the connection to the data sources to be analysed needs to be set up.
- Creating MINT Domains: domains are a mapping between (technical) source data and the end-user-friendly data view in MINT. Domains need to be defined and built step-by-step using the built-in Domain Designer.
- Securing MINT Domains: optionally, domains can be secured, i.e. the data - or part of it - can be made visible to only certain users or roles.
- Creating Custom Home Pages in MINT: the entry page a users sees when logging in can be adapted on a per-role basis.
- Customising MINT: advanced users can customise the appearance of MINT for a given organisation. This can include changing logos and colors.
MINT tasks for users
- Creating Ad Hoc Views in MINT: ad hoc views allow ad hoc exploration of data, usually using domains as a source.
- Creating Reports in MINT: a report is based on an ad hoc view. It can contain input controls but, as opposed to a domain, it cannot be changed directly. In order to change its appearance and the data displayed, the underlying ad-hoc view needs to be changed.
- Scheduling Reports in MINT: a report can be scheduled, i.e. its execution can be automatised based on a recurrence pattern.
- Creating Dashboards in MINT: several ad hoc views, reports, and external components (e.g. images, web sites) can be combined to form a digital dashboard.
- Using MINT mobile: ad hoc views and reports can be accessed from a mobile device, such as a tablet or mobile phone
Special topics
- Using Jaspersoft Studio for MINT
- Implementing drill-down in a dashboard: implement drill-down from one dashboard to another or between elements on a dashboard by passing paramters.
Further resources
- Useful online resources for MINT: collection of links to tutorials, documentation, etc.