Runtime

When the graph is completed it is to be displayed in an operator station, an process station
or on the intranet.

Maintenance graphs in xtt

Maintenance graphs can be opened without configuration from the command line in xtt, which
is described in the chapter Test. This works as long as you yourself and other informed persons
should have access to the graphs. If a broader group should have access to them, you can build
a menu tree in xtt. This is done by writing commands in the xtt setup file. The setup file
~/xtt_setup.rtt_com is executed each time xtt is started. Here you can define symbols and add
commands to create menus. Below is an example of a symbol file that creates a simple
maintenance menu.

create item/text="Maintenance"/menu/dest=DataBase/before

create item/text="Overview"/command="open graph overview" /menu

/dest=Maintenance /firstchild

create item/text="Blast"/command="open graph blast" /menu

/dest=Maintenance /firstchild

create item/text="Roller bed"/command="open graph rollerbed" /menu

	/dest=Maintenance /firstchild

Operator graphics in xtt

If the graphs is to be operator graphics you build an operator place with an OpPlace object,
an User object and XttGraph objects. Xtt is started with the name of the OpPlace object as
argument.

Web graphs

Ge grahps can also be viewed in a web browser with the web operator environment. How this is
configured is described in Designer's Guide, chapter Web operator evironment. The web
enviroment though has limited functionality for Ge graphs,

- Dynamics DigScript, Script, EmitSignal, CatchSignal and PopupMenu are not implemented.
- Only a few Xtt commands, used in dynamics Command and DigCommand, are implemented. Here is a
list of implemented commands

	open graph
	open url
	open trend
	open fast
	set subwindow
	help
	check
	call