/manual/dwb_latest/modules/diversitysamplingplots/internals_dsp/workbench_dsp/index.html Modules The DiversityWorkbench is a set of components for building and managing biodiversity information, each of which focuses on a particular domain. In the figure shown below the connections to other modules within DiversityCollection are indicated. The module DiversitySamplingPlots may be related to datasets in the table CollectionEventLocalisation. For further details see chapter Sampling plots in DiversityCollection. Hugo en /manual/dwb_latest/modules/diversitysamplingplots/internals_dsp/workbench_dsp/moduleconnections_dsp/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /manual/dwb_latest/modules/diversitysamplingplots/internals_dsp/workbench_dsp/moduleconnections_dsp/index.html Module connections Connections between the modules of the Diversity Workbench The DiversityWorkbench is a set of components for building and managing biodiversity information, each of which focuses on a particular domain. DiversityAgents is referred by several modules. To scan for references from these modules on data in DiversityAgents choose Data - Scan modules - from the menu (see image below). With these options the program will scan all sources of the selected module as listed in the connections for references to the current agent. After selecting an agent in the tree, the sources of the selected modules together with the linked data will be listed as shown below. /manual/dwb_latest/modules/diversitysamplingplots/internals_dsp/workbench_dsp/modulerelatedentry_dsp/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /manual/dwb_latest/modules/diversitysamplingplots/internals_dsp/workbench_dsp/modulerelatedentry_dsp/index.html Editing Module Related Entry The DiversityWorkbench is a set of components for building and managing biodiversity information. Each of which focuses on a particular domain and provides services for the other modules. For an introduction see a short tutorial . To use the service of an external module you need access to the database of this module and optionally the module application placed in your application directory. Entries related to an external module have a standard interface in the main form.