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| 2986.1 | My kingdom for Data Collector over UDP! | TOOK::MCPHERSON | Life is hard. Play short. | Wed May 13 1992 09:31 | 17 |
| If all they want is to get the Timeview Alarms ('events' in DECmccSpeak), then
you may be able to do something fairly simply with the Data Collector AM.
The biggest obstacle for you in doing that is that the DC AM only supports
*DECnet* its event transport (as of V1.2) and I doubt that the Sun workstation
has DECnet on it.
If you can figure out how to get DECnet running on the Sun then you're
just about home-free! (Just a smidgen of programming or maybe some shell
scripting).
If DECnet is a no-go, then you'll have to do something a little less efficient
like write a program (or script) that snags the TimeView events and passes them
to a system that *can* support DECnet, then have *it* send the Data COllector
events to DECmcc (sort of a proxy arrangement).
Good luck,
/doug
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| 2986.2 | How get the events out of timeview | KETJE::REMANS | | Thu May 14 1992 04:52 | 6 |
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I was thinking about the the DC AM, but I have no idea in which way we can
obtain the events generated by timeview. Do you know if timeview is open in
the sense that the events can be picked up through an api ?
Guido
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| 2986.3 | Will the customer pay? | TOOK::MATTHEWS | | Fri May 15 1992 17:05 | 10 |
| If the customer is willing to pay for a project to allow
DECmcc Data Collector AM to collect events over a TCP, IP, or UDP
connection, Please let me know. We would very much like the
opportunity to work with the field organization to do this.
If the customer services organization would contribute the
SUN resident event dispatcher, the frameworks organization would
supply the Data Collector Event Listener function. Our portion
of the job would be 6-8 man weeks of effort.
wally
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