This post is part of the series Forced Root Cause Monitoring via Mashups and Modal Popups
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Create Entities
AlertStateDefinition
Create a new StateDefinition called "rcp_AlertStateDefinition"
In the State Information tab, select Apply State: Numeric from the list on the right hand side
Create a new State:
Less than or equal to "1"
Display Name: "Something good"
Style: a new custom style with text color #f5b83d (orange)
Create a new State:
Less than or equal to "2"
Display Name: "Something bad"
Style: a new custom style with text color #f55c3d (red)
Create a new State:
Less than or equal to "3"
Display Name: "Something ugly"
Style: a new custom style with text color #ad1f1f (red) with a Font Bold
Edit the "Default" State
Set the Style: a new custom style with text color #36ad1f (green)
We will not use this style, but in case we need a default configuration it will blend into the color schema
Save the StateDefinition
ValueStream
Create a new ValueStream called "rcp_ValueStream" (choose a default ValueStream, not a RemoteValueStream)
Save the ValueStream
AlertThing
Create a new Thing called "rcp_AlertThing"
Based on a Generic Thing Base Thing Template
Using the rcp_ValueStream Value Stream
In the Properties and Alerts tab create the following Properties
Name: "trigger"
Base Type: BOOLEAN
With a Default Value of "false"
Check the "Persistent" checkbox
Name: "selectedReason"
BaseType: NUMBER
Check the "Persistent" checkbox
Check the "Logged" checkbox
Advanced Settings: Data Change Type: ALWAYS
In the Services tab create a new Service
Name: "clearTrigger"
No Inputs and no Outputs
Service code
me.trigger = false;
When this service is executed, it will set the trigger Property to false
Click Done to complete the Service creation
Save the Thing
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