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Oracle BAM 12.2.1 Customization demo

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Dear BAM Experts,
I wonder if there are BAM demo projects to these features below?
Also, would love to see customer who use BAM integrated with OSB
Can the look-and-feel of BAM 12c dashboards be customized? |
Yes. BAM 12c offers many ways to customize the look-and-feel from choosing custom color patterns to embedding of images. BAM 12c has a CSS framework that will allow advanced users to customize BAM using custom style sheets to do extensive customization. It provides a lot of powerful customization options. |
Can users drill-down on a chart to see the raw data that makes up a specific bar or pie slice. |
Yes. Oracle BAM supports drilling to details which allows the end user to see the lowest level of detail for the data which was used to calculate a particular element of the chart. The dashboard designer can choose which fields and in what order the user will see when they drill through to the low-level details. |
Can a user move to a different dashboard based upon the selection on a chart? |
Yes. Oracle BAM calls this “drill-across’. The dashboard designer can design a dashboard so that the end user can easily open another one based on the selection of single slice of a pie chart or bar of a bar chart. |
Best regards,
Hendry
Comments
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Hendry,
Check out this sample on OTN for CSS Customization. BAM 12c Custom Skinning using CSS
Drill-down on a pie-chart is enabled by default. You need to create a group query for a pie chart first.
Check out the training material on the OTN BAM Learn more page for how to get started and do things like drill-across.
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