- Hewlett-Packard Printer User Guide

Using the Integration Capabilities of the VPO Motif-based GUI
Integrating External Applications into the VPO GUI
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Integrating Applications into the Application Desktop
This section describes how to define the following using the VPO GUIs:
❏ VPO application(s)
❏ OV application(s)
❏ OV service(s)
For each OV Application or OV Service that you want to define, VPO
needs the OV ARF in addition to the specifications done in the GUI. The
OV ARF should reside below one of the following two directories:
/etc/opt/OV/share/registration/<lang>
/etc/opt/OV/share/conf/OpC/mgmt_sv/appl/registration/<lang>
Where <lang> is the language variable for the installation; this is C for
an English language installation.
NOTE When planning the packaging of an integration, it is important to note
that GUI specifications can be downloaded but ARFs cannot.
With an English language version of VPO, all registration files in the
following directory are not uploaded by opccfgupld(1M):
.../APPLICATION/OVREGFILES/japanese
The opccfgupld(1M) utility saves the GUI specifications in the database
and copies the ARFs to the directory:
/etc/opt/OV/share/conf/OpC/mgmt_sv/appl/registration/<lang>
With a Japanese language version of VPO, the registration files in both
of the following directories are uploaded:
.../APPLICATION/OVREGFILES/japanese
.../APPLICATION/OVREGFILES/C
The registration files in the C directory are used if the GUI is started
with the LANG variable set to C, and conversely, the registration files in
the japanese subdirectory are used when the GUI is started with the
LANG variable set to japanese.