6.3.11 GUI definition file (ssogui.conf)

In the GUI definition file, define the behavior of GUI components such as windows. The GUI definition file is read when a GUI component is activated, and the GUI component operates according to the definition in the definition file.

Organization of this subsection

(1) Format
(2) Description
(3) Example
(4) Note

(1) Format

If you specify definition items for each window, write the group key name that indicates a window, and specify definition items on subsequent lines. The following is a sample format of a GUI definition file.

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If the same items are defined by both default settings and the settings for a specific window, the settings for the specific window (that is, the settings within the scope of the corresponding group key) take effect. The next table lists the relationship between window names and group key names.

Window name	Group key name	Required/Optional
Resource Browser window	`browser`	Optional
Resource Configuration window	`collect-c`	Optional
Resource Data Reference window	`collect-m`	Optional
Process Configuration window	`process-c`	Optional
Process Monitor window	`process-m`	Optional
Resource Browser (Web) window	`web-browser`	Optional
Resource Configuration (Web) window	`web-collect-c`	Optional
Resource Data Reference (Web) window	`web-collect-m`	Optional
Process Configuration (Web) window	`web-process-c`	Optional
Process Monitor (Web) window	`web-process-m`	Optional
Report Configuration (Web) window	`web-report-c`	Optional

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(2) Description

The next table lists the items that must be or can be defined in a GUI definition file. If the value of a definition item is written in a position where it cannot be written, the written value is ignored.

Key name	Value	Definition position
`CONNECT_TIME` <<`60`>> ((1 to 300))	Specify the interval, in seconds, for checking connection between the daemon process and windows.	Definition common to windows (outside the scope of group key) Definition for each window (inside the scope of group key)
`SMS_SERVER`	Specify the SMS server name used by the Resource Browser window. You can specify a host name or IP address that can be resolved by the host that started the window. You can specify this item more than once.	Definition for each window (inside the scope of group key (specifiable only for the browser and web-browser group))
`WEB_BROWSER`^#	Specify, in a full-path name, the WWW browser execution file to be used when you reference the help pages from each Window. If your OS is Windows NT or Windows 2000, you need not specify this item. Specification of this item is also invalid for the WWW interface.	Definition common to windows (outside the scope of group key)
`REGULAR_QUERY` <<`20,000`>> ((1 to 20,000))	Specify the maximum number of times of regular query that can be executed in the Performance Data window and Ping Response Time window under the Resource Browser window.	Definition for each window (inside the scope of group key (specifiable only for the browser and web-browser group))
`MAX_HEAP_SIZE` <<`128`>> ((32 to 1,024 megabytes))	Specify the size of the heap area that is used by Java virtual machine when a GUI component is activated.	Definition common to windows (outside the scope of group key) Definition for each window (inside the scope of group key)

#: These definitions are invalid for the windows provided by Windows and those opened from the SSO console.

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(3) Example

The following is an example of an SNMP definition file.

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(4) Note

For the keys that can be defined as both the definitions common to windows and the definitions for each window, the values specified for each window, and not the values specified for the definitions common to windows, take effect.

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