3.4.3 Notes on running JP1 in a Chinese (Simplified) language environment
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Restrictions on GB18030 encoding
Chinese encoding supports GB18030-2000. The specifiable GB18030 encoding range differs according to the JP1/Base entry item.
No. |
Entry item |
GB18030 encoding range |
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1-byte (ASCII) |
2-byte (GBK) |
4-byte (Unicode) |
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1 |
Host name (physical host name, logical host name) |
OK |
-- |
-- |
2 |
Operating system account (domain name, user name) |
OK |
-- |
-- |
3 |
File pass |
OK |
-- |
--#1 |
4 |
Command line |
OK |
-- |
--#1 |
5 |
Definition name and value of common definition information |
OK |
-- |
-- |
6 |
Definition file description#2 |
OK |
OK |
OK |
7 |
Monitoring target log content |
OK |
OK |
OK |
8 |
JP1 event attribute (message, extension attribute) |
OK |
OK |
OK |
(2) Restrictions on Unicode
Only the range for the Basic Multilingual Plane is guaranteed for the encoding contained in Unicode(4-byte GB18030 and UTF-8) character strings.
If Unicode (4-byte GB18030 and UTF-8) character strings contain surrogate pairs, sometimes regular expressions might not produce the intended results.
(3) Notes on function specifications
(a) Event service
- Regular expressions for the event filter
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In Windows, extended regular expressions are applied. Use the syntax for the extended regular expressions.
In UNIX, the specified definitions for regular expressions are applied.
- Registering JP1 events
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JP1 events are registered in UTF-8 encoding. "UTF-8" is specified for the basic attribute code set.
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There is a limit on the length of basic attribute messages (1023 bytes). If the message length exceeds the limit when it is converted to UTF-8 encoding, the excess portion is discarded. In this case, the KAJP1082-W message is output to the log.
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- jevexport command
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You can specify "GB18030" as the code set name specified for the -l option.
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If you specify "GB18030" for the -l option and then specify the -a option, English is output to the title line.
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(b) Log file trap
Log files output in Chinese (Simplified) can be monitored in the same manner as for the existing functionality.
- Regular expressions for the action definition file
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In Windows, extended regular expressions are applied. Use the syntax for the extended regular expressions.
In UNIX, the specified definitions for regular expressions are applied.
- Registering JP1 events
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JP1 events are registered in UTF-8 encoding. "UTF-8" is specified for the basic attribute code set.
(c) Event log trap (Windows only)
Unicode-based monitoring can be performed in a Chinese (Simplified) language environment.
- Regular expressions for the action definition file
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Extended regular expressions are applied. Use the syntax for the extended regular expressions.
- Registering JP1 events
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JP1 events are registered in UTF-8 encoding. "UTF-8" is specified for the basic attribute code set.
(d) Local action
- Regular expressions for the execution definition file
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In Windows, extended regular expressions are applied. Use the syntax for the extended regular expressions.
In UNIX, the specified definitions for regular expressions are applied.