Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Robert Fitzgerald

David P Moloney

Ronan Dowd

Micheal Walsh

Finbarr O'Riordan

Techniques for rendering a user interface may include: receiving a view area height and width, a first integer denoting a count of objects to be displayed, a minimum row height, and a minimum object width; determining a maximum allowed number of columns in accordance with the view area width and minimum object width; determining a current number of rows in accordance with the view area height, a current number of columns, the minimum row height, and the first integer; determining whether the current number of rows and columns denote an optimized layout of the objects, wherein the optimized layout is in accordance with a plurality of conditions; and responsive to determining the current number of rows and columns denote an optimized layout, rendering the plurality of objects in a view area in accordance with the current number of rows and columns.

Techniques for user interface layouts

Techniques for specifying information displayed in a graphical user interface may include: receiving a runbook definition that is a template including a primary object category, a first object category related to the primary object category, a first chart definition of metrics about the primary object category, and a second chart definition of metrics about the first object category; loading the runbook definition; applying the runbook definition to a first primary object that is an instance of the primary object category, wherein the first primary object has a first related object and the first related object is an instance of the first object category; and updating the graphical user interface to display a first chart having the first chart definition for the first primary object and to display a second chart having the second chart definition for the first related object.

Dynamic dashboard of user interface displaying primary object and related objects

Techniques for processing a data set include: partitioning the data set into portions each including rows of data of the data set, a different one of the portions is included in a different one of a pages of a table, and rendering the pages of the table. A first number of rows of the data set is determined for a first page. The first number of rows is determined in accordance with a first plurality of heights including a height of a header section, a height of a footer section, heights of a plurality of margins, a total height of each page of the table, and a height of each row of the table. A second number of rows is determined for a second page. The second number of rows is determined in accordance with a second plurality of heights including at least some of the first plurality of heights.

Techniques for rendering a table spanning multiple pages

Techniques for rendering a user interface (UI) may include: issuing a first call to a library in accordance with an application programming interface (API) to render a first dashboard component of the UI, the API including a first plurality of input parameters specifying first metadata for the first component and first request parameters used to obtain information from a server to populate the first dashboard component with data; responsive to the first call, issuing a first set of one or more requests, from the library to the server in accordance with the first request parameters, to obtain first information used to populate the first dashboard component; receiving, by the library from the server, the first information; and rendering the first component in the UI. Rendering may include populating the first dashboard component with the first information.

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Robert Fitzgerald