Scripting Guide - SAS

512 Creating and Sharing Applications Chapter 15
Application Builder
Table 15.2 Sample Applications Installed with JMP
Capability Six Pack.jmpappsource
Data Filter Compare.jmpappsource
Data Table
Application.jmpappsource
Instant App.jmpappsource
Launcher With
Report.jmpappsource
Parameterized Instant
App.jmpappsource
Parameterized Measurement
Systems Analysis (MSA) Combo
Chart.jmpappsource
Presentation.jmpappsource
R Application.jmpappsource
SAS Application.jmpappsource
Creates two XBar Control Charts and a Distribution report.
Creates two Bubble Plots, each with its own data filter and
Tabulate report. See this application for an example of the Data
Filter Context Box function.
Lets the user select data table columns to stratify and the
sampling rate. Display the data table to see the results.
Combines two Multivariate reports (Principal Components/
Factor Analysis and T Square with All Principal Components).
Lets the user select data table columns in a launch window and
then creates a graph.
Lets the user select data table columns and then creates two
Multivariate reports. A parameter is assigned to the Y role. This
means that the reports can be created from any open data table,
not just the table specified in the application.
Creates a collection of reports for Measurement System
Analysis (MSA).
Creates an onscreen presentation, similar to a slideshow, with
navigation buttons and an embedded script.
Lets the user select columns and then shows multivariate data
in the shape of a face (the Chernoff faces). Requires the R
TeachingDemos package.
Runs a SAS script and then adds the output to a report.
Prompts you to log on to a SAS server if you are not already
connected.
Create an Application
After writing the application specifications, you create a blank application in JMP and begin adding objects
and scripts.
This section provides the basic steps for creating an application:
• “Create a New Blank Application” on page 513
• “Arrange and Remove Objects” on page 514
• “Customize Object Properties” on page 516
• “Write Scripts” on page 518