An event contains information such as the user ID, app version, and device model. This information is called a property. The Mobile Analysis platform provides preset properties and lets you define custom global properties for your app. You can then associate these properties when you configure specific analysis events.
Create a property
Procedure:
Log on to the mPaaS console and select the target application. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Mobile Analysis > Custom Analysis > Event and Property Configuration. On the page that appears, click the Properties tab.
Click the Create Property button. In the Create Property panel, configure the following properties:
Field
Required
Description
Property Name
Yes
A custom name for the property ID.
Property ID
Yes
The property ID. For information about its mapping to client-side instrumentation, see extParam parameter for custom Android events or extParams parameter for custom iOS events.
Data Type
Yes
Select the data type for the property from the drop-down list. Options include String, Integer, and Float.
In Event Analysis, you can count unique values for string properties. You can also calculate the sum, average value, maximum, or minimum for float and integer properties.
For float or integer properties, the data reported by the client is converted to the corresponding type.
Unit
No
Enter the unit for the property.
Is enumerable
Yes
Set whether the property values can be enumerated.
Display Status
Yes
Set whether to display the property. This is enabled by default.
Click OK. The new property appears in the property list.
Modify a property
To modify a property's configuration, find the property in the list and click Edit in the Actions column.
Delete a property
In the property list, find the target property and click Delete in the Actions column.
You cannot delete preset properties.
If a property is associated with an event, deleting the property also removes its association with that event. If a property is associated with a dashboard, you cannot delete the property.