Performance Target Objects Overview
The setup of a performance target involves a unique combination of configuration data and processing logic that calculates and displays a specific measure.
The framework performance target functionality is supported by a combination of inter-related objects, as shown below. Some of these objects will be generic for use in all performance targets while some are specific to a functional area such as batch processes.
Maintenance Objects for capturing performance target types and performance target instances.
Extendable Lookups to define performance target categories and performance target metrics.
Business Services to calculate known metrics for a group of performance targets, such as for batch processes.
UI Maps to interpret the performance calculation results and display them in charts that show the comparison to the target.
A Zone that serves as a template for system duplication to create specific zones related to each performance target. The zone invokes a business service to perform calculations and display performance measures in the related UI map.
Business Objects to capture configuration data for a specific performance target instance and its related objects.
Functionality to create Zone instances for specific performance targets based on the associated template zone.
Each edge application will deliver the following to compliment the objects delivered by the framework:
Portals to group related performance target zones.
Specific entries for the performance target category Extendable Lookup .
The following sections describe the combined use of these objects for performance targets in more detail.