Objects Created by the QIK
Wizard
This topic describes that dialog
boxes that appear for objects that you create with the Quick
Integration Kit Wizard.
There are two types of dialogs that
appear, depending on whether you configured options for the objects
on the Options menu of the Opalis Client
or not.
Note: For objects that you created
based on .NET, you must install the Microsoft .NET Framework on the
Action Server that will run this object before using it. For
objects that you created based on Java, you must install Java
Standard Edition 5 (or higher) on the Action Server that will run
this object before using it.
Note: If the Client and Action Server
are running on different computers, you must put the .NET or Java
library that you want to invoke from this object on both the Client
computer AND the Action Server computer.
Properties Tab
This tab allows you to configure
properties of the object. Some objects may not contain this
tab.
Connection
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Click the ellipsis
button (...) and select the
HP Network Node Manager connection that you want to use. Some
objects may not contain this field
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Properties
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Enter the information
you want to assign to each property.
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Optional Fileds
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Click this button to add
fields that can be optionally configured to the properties
list.
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Filters Tab
This tab allows to create filters
for items in your objects. Some objects may not contain this
tab.
Filters
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You will use filters
that you create with custom criteria to filter items in this
object. Perform the following for each filter that you want to
create:
1.
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Click Add. The Select Filter dialog appears.
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2.
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From the Name drop-down list, select the name of
the event field that you want to use.
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3.
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Select options from the
Relation field.
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4.
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Type or select the Value that is being compared
against.
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Available Published Data
This object only creates Published
Data items from items in your properties that include the
declaration “OpalisOutput”, or through the provided dynamic output
hooks. By default, the Published Data items take the name of the
property. For example, if you used the Invoke .Net object to create
a service with a property called “Minimum”, the Published Data item
that would appear in subsequent objects would be called
{Minimum from “Invoke .Net”}. To assign your own name to
Published Data items, provide a name in the OpalisOutput
declaration in your code.