2.42.4 Enter Response window
The Enter Response window is used to enter a response to a response-waiting event. To open this window, you need JP1_Console_Operator or higher permission.
You can open the Enter Response window in the following ways:
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In the Event Console window, select a response-waiting event, and from the menu bar, select View and then Enter Response.
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In the Event Console window or a Related Events window, right-click a response-waiting event and select Enter Response from the pop-up menu.
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In the Event Details window, click the Enter Response button.
The following figure shows the Enter Response window.
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The following describes the items displayed in the Enter Response window.
- Response attributes
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This area displays information necessary to respond to a response-waiting event.
- Event database serial number
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Shows the sequence number assigned to the response-waiting event in the event database.
- Status
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Shows the status of the process that issued the response-waiting event.
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READY TO RESPOND: You can respond to the event because the process that issued the event exists.
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NO LONGER MANAGED BY BJEX or NO LONGER MANAGED BY JP1/AS: You cannot respond to the event because the process that issued the event does not exist.
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RESPONDED SUCCESSFULLY: Response to the process was successful. (This is displayed only in the Enter Response window in which the response was made.)
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ALREADY RESPONDED: Response to the process has already finished. (This is displayed only when the Enter Response window was displayed or refreshed for a response-waiting event which has already been responded to.)
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- Message
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Displays the message in the response-waiting event.
- Response
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Enter a response.
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You can enter a string that has 512 or fewer bytes.
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You can use ASCII codes in the range from 0x20 to 0x7E.
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You can use only the UTF-8 encoding.
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- Respond
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Click this button to execute the response that you entered. When a dialog box asking you whether to respond appears, click the Yes button. The entered response will be executed. For details about the response mechanism, see 9.2.4 Responding to response-waiting events in the Job Management Partner 1/Integrated Management - Manager Administration Guide.