| From: QUIVER::PARK "Jae Park @TAY2-2/B4 227-3795" 4-JAN-1993 10:30:27.52
To: ZPOVC::RAMARAJ
CC: EMDS::SEAVER,LEVERS::SWEET,PARK
Subj: HW manual comments, polling interval
Happy New Year, Raj.
Thanks for your comment. Please see my comment marked as ">>".
Jae
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From: ZPOVC::RAMARAJ "M Ramaraj, Singapore, 290-7711 02-Jan-1993 1224" 1-JAN-1993 23:18:38.72
To: EMDS::SEAVER
CC: LEVERS::SWEET,TNPUBS::F_BUTLER,RAMARAJ
Subj: HW manual comments, polling interval
Bill,
For the polling interval, pg 5-7 states, polling interval is predetermined.
But does not state how it is predetermined.
I'm running T1.1.2.
When running HW, options-polling does not have any interval values that can
be entered.
How is the interval value set? Has it been implemented in T1.1.2 yet?
>> The polling interval is hard coded as 10 seconds at this moment.
>> We will provide a option menu to set this polling interval in the
>> next release.
There is not documentation on the command line arguments to startup Hubwatch.
eg. DH90_main -x -c -a -l -p ...
The switches and values to be entered should be documented.
>> The command argument -l(logical front panel view) or -p(physical front
>> panel view) was needed in the T1.1.0 because we didn't provide a
>> mechanism to switch the view in the run time. Now, it is in the
>> T1.1.2. What we need is to document the resource file to set these
>> values(including some other arguments such as -t for timeout and -r for
>> retry count) as a default.
Also, there is no documentation on the resource file. Environment variables
specific to HW, like XENVIRONMENT should be documented. Can the resource file
contents be documented so that colors can be manipulated by end-users.
Although examples resource files are given, users do want to be able to change
to suit them.
>>
>> Yes, we need documentation on the resource file and XENVIRONMENT.
>> When the HUBwatch is installed, the default resource file,
>> DH90_tan, is installed at /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/DH90. In this case,
>> a user does not have to define the XENVIRONMENT. However, if a user
>> wants to use a private resource file, a user have to define the
>> XENVIRONMENT.
Raj
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