In this lesson, you will learn to create a business monitoring
project with one monitor model and a monitoring context definition
in it.
Creating business monitoring projects
Click the Open Perspective icon in the upper-right corner
of your workbench. Select Business Monitoring from
the menu or select Other if it
is not on the menu. If you select Other, select Business
Monitoring and click OK.
Click File > New > Project. The
New Project wizard opens. Expand the Business Monitoring option and
click Business Monitoring Project.
Click Next. The New Business Monitoring
Project window opens.
Enter Limousines_Part_1 for the Project
name field. Keep the Use default location option
selected.
Click Finish. The Limousines_Part_1
project is displayed under the Project Explorer tab on the left side
of your workbench.
Creating monitor models
Right-click the Monitor Models folder and select New
> Monitor Model. The Monitor Model wizard opens.
Select Limousines_Part_1 as the parent folder.
In the File name field, enter a
name for this monitor model. Choose a name that closely reflects what
you are going to monitor. For this tutorial, enter MonitorLimousines.
Click Finish. If the Launch Getting
Started window opens, click No.
Renaming monitoring context definitions
Click the monitoring context definition name–MonitorLimousines
MC. The right panel displays information about this monitoring context
definition.
Click the Name field and change the name to Trip.
Click Edit to change the ID of the
MC definition. For this tutorial, enter Trip as
the new name.
Write a short description for the MC definition in the
Description field. This helps to clarify what the MC definition is
supposed to be doing. For example, you can enter “this monitoring
context is used to track all trip activities of a limousine rental
business.”
Renaming keys
Click the MonitorLimousines Key. The right panel displays
information about the key.
Click the Name field and change the key name to tripKey.
Click Edit next to the ID field
to change the name of the key. For this tutorial, rename the key to TripKey.