Web ViewPoint ASAP Plug-in User Guide, Version 1.3

 WASAP

 WSATMPAK

 WASPEVTS

The following files have to be transferred in 'ASCII' Mode

 INSTWASP

 MAKEDCNF

2. Obey the Install file ‘INSTWVPA’ (read the following instructions first)

2.1. Set your working volume to $system.zwas (or to $volume.subvolume where you

have transferred the files)

2.2. Issue ‘OBEY INSTWVPA’

Note: Web ViewPoint ASAP Version 1 generates a limited set of EMS events

under SubSystem ID ZWSATMPL (SSID#278).

Requiring your input, this performs the following:

a. Sets the file codes

b. Sets the security of all the files to 'NUNU'

c. Creates the data file, DISPCONF in the Web ViewPoint ASAP subvolume, with

security ‘NNUU’. This file stores information about the different nodes in an

environment, their entities, corresponding attributes and their

ranks, if any.

d. Starts the INSWASAP program. This program requests the following from the

user and updates the Web ViewPoint configuration to add Web ViewPoint

ASAP as a plugin:

d.1. Web ViewPoint Location: This is the location ($volume.subvolume) where

Web ViewPoint is installed.

d.2. Port number to use for running WASAP functions: This is an unused TCP

port number needed for running WASAP.

d.3. Name of the Terminal Manager Process: This is the process name of the

Terminal Manager Program (TERMMAN). This process will be started

alongside Web ViewPoint ASAP and will be a part of STRTWVP. It will be

the central process for WASAP functioning, starting up the State

Propagation Monitors and SSGs and propagating data from these to the

web browser.

d.4. Environment(s): This includes the ASAP environment location

($volume.subvolume) identifying the database to collect information

from and a unique name given to this environment. Web ViewPoint ASAP

allows you to enter upto 20 environments.

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