Plugin trees

The plugin trees on the left shows an overview over all configuration items and how they relate to each other.

There are three different types of trees that can be selected in the drop-down box:

Modules	Unconnected Plugins	Inheritance Tree
The tree "Modules" shows the Airlock IAM modules (Loginapp, Adminapp, Webservice, Service Container) and shows how the elements (plugins) depend on each other. This is the most commonly used tree. Click on a tree element to show its detail configuration.	The tree "Unconnected Plugins" shows all configuration elements that are not used by any module. Click on a tree element to show its detail configuration.	The "Inheritance Tree" shows the hierarchical relationship between plugins: what element inherits configuration from what other element. Click on a tree element to show its detail configuration.

The Plugin Trees navigation contains the following clickable icons:

Icon	Description
	Creates a new, unconnected plugin configuration which can later be connected to other plugins.
	Opens a dialog to set the root nodes. The root nodes are the top-level elements in the plugin tree, typically one for each module (Loginapp, Adminapp, Service Container, and Webservice).
	Click to enable or disable highlighting the currently displayed plugin configuration in the tree on the left. If enabled, the plugin configuration displayed in the main panel (plugin overview and properties) is shown in the plugin tree. If disabled, the tree is not connected with the currently shown plugin configuration. A plugin configuration may be used in multiple places in the tree, thus multiple tree nodes are select in this case, if this button is enabled.

Once a plugin configuration is selected in the tree, it is loaded to be edited in the detail view on the main panel of the Config Editor. If the -icon is enabled, the tree always shows all occurrences of the displayed plugin configuration.