12.4.17 Detailed Definition - [Receive JP1 Event] - [Extended Attribute] dialog box
The Detailed Definition - [Receive JP1 Event] - [Extended Attribute] dialog box specifies the event level and extended attributes. The following figure shows this dialog box.
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The following explains the displayed items.
- Extended attribute
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Specify an extended attribute of the JP1 event.
- Event level
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Specify the severity level of JP events subject to reception monitoring. You can select one of the following items.
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Emergency
Select this for monitoring JP1 events that severity level is Emergency.
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Alert
Select this for monitoring JP1 events that severity level is Alert.
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Critical
Select this for monitoring JP1 events that severity level is Critical.
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Error
Select this for monitoring JP1 events that severity level is Error.
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Warning
Select this for monitoring JP1 events that severity level is Warning.
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Notice
Select this for monitoring JP1 events that severity level is Notice.
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Information
Select this for monitoring JP1 events that severity level is Information.
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Debug
Select this for monitoring JP1 events that severity level is Debug.
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- Arbitrary extended attribute
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If a user-defined extended attribute is specified for a JP1 event subject to reception monitoring, specify an arbitrary extended attribute for the user. The default is a blank.
For an arbitrary extended attribute for the user, defined data is stored in the format of evwfr=extended-attribute-name:"value";.
You can set multiple extended attributes within 2,048 bytes in the evwfr=extended-attribute-name:"value"; format.
In the Detailed Definition - [Receive JP1 Event] - [Extended attribute] dialog box, specify only extended-attribute-name and "value";. Specify extended-attribute-name.
Use a character string of up to 32 bytes consisting of uppercase alphabetic characters (A to Z), numeric characters (0 to 9), and underscores (_). The character string must begin with an uppercase alphabetic character.
Specify "value" using any character string. The total number of bytes including the remaining part of the complete format must not exceed 2,048. You can use a regular expression. For details about regular expressions for Windows, see the JP1/Base User's Guide. For details about regular expressions for UNIX, see your UNIX documentation. If the version of the connection-target JP1/AJS3 - Manager is 09-50 or later, you can specify a macro variable instead.
If you click the Add button, this item is added to the list.