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Any output from a SEM main display "Pre-Processing" script that is not recognised by the SEM Framework will be dynamically added as command lines at the start of a main display (target agent) script. | Any output from a SEM main display "Pre-Processing" script that is not recognised by the SEM Framework will be dynamically added as command lines at the start of a main display (target agent) script. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 24 February 2011
'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.
Adding Variables to the Main Display Target Script:
Adding Variables to the main target script from a main display "Pre-processing" script
Any output from a SEM main display "Pre-Processing" script that is not recognised by the SEM Framework will be dynamically added as command lines at the start of a main display (target agent) script.
for example:
print "print \"Hello World\\n\"\n";
... If this is included in the Pre-processing script then it will be cause the main Windows script to output "Hello World". But take great care because it is not possible to determine what type of platform (and therfore what command language) the agent is running under. Only use this if the display can only be run against one type of agent platform. Note it will cause an error if run against the wrong agent platform type.
