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TME 10 ADE Master Index Index –1

60TME 10 ADE Master Index

TheTME 10 ADE Master Index contains index entries from all manuals in the TME 10ADE manual set. Each index entry is followed by the location of the information,including the manual name and the page in the manual. The manual names arerepresented by an abbreviation.

The following table shows the abbreviations used to refer to each manual in the TME10 ADE document set.

Abbreviation TME 10 ADE Manual Title

ASM1 Application Services Manual, Volume 1

ASM2 Application Services Manual, Volume 2

DSM Desktop Services Manual

FSM Framework Services Manual

Intro Introduction to TME 10 ADE

LCF Application Development for the Lightweight ClientFramework

Wkbk Application Development with TME 10 ADE

Symbols

Index–2 Version 3.6

TME 10 ADEMaster Index

Symbols$I directive ASM1 6-5$INTERP LCF 3-14$M directive ASM1 6-6, ASM1 6-10$t directive ASM1 6-6.imp file

creating for IDL definition ASM23-21

/etc/hosts fileadding entries for new interfaces

ASM1 9-29removing interface entries ASM1 9-29

@Arch@ symbol ASM2 9-5@Hostname@ symbol ASM2 9-5_create macros ASM1 2-9_get_validation_enabled operation

Wkbk 4-11_new macros ASM1 2-10, ASM1 2-26_set_label operation ASM2 10-9

Aabstract class LCF 2-13abstract class objects FSM 4-3abstract classes Wkbk 2-13abstract keyword FSM 4-24access control list. See ACLaccess control lists FSM 4-45,

Wkbk 1-14, Wkbk 2-28access control lists (ACLs)

described ASM1 11-2access control specification

TEIDL example of FSM 4-20access keyword FSM 4-26accessor functions FSM 2-25,

FSM 4-29, FSM 4-32,FSM 4-66

ACLdefined FSM 4-20specifying FSM 4-41

acl keyword FSM 4-45acldefault keyword FSM 4-45,

FSM 4-47action operation ASM2 2-3, ASM2 2-16active gadgets DSM 1-7add operation ASM1 8-3add_alias operation ASM1 12-2add_backref operation ASM2 2-3,

ASM2 2-6add_default operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-7add_instance_manager operation

ASM2 3-7add_ip_interface operation ASM1 9-28,

ASM1 9-32add_job operation ASM1 10-12add_n_objects operation ASM2 2-3,

ASM2 2-6add_object operation ASM2 2-3,

ASM2 2-6add_record operation ASM2 5-21,

Wkbk 3-6, Wkbk 3-17add_records operation Wkbk 5-5add_supported_role operation ASM1 12-6add_validation operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-7add_value operation ASM1 8-3,

ASM1 8-7add_values operation ASM1 8-7adding behavior to existing TEIDL method

implementations FSM 4-66

A

TME 10 ADE Master Index Index–3

admin authorization role ASM2 3-23,ASM1 11-2, ASM1 12-3

administrator collectionscreating ASM1 12-4defining new authorization roles

ASM1 12-6described ASM1 12-4

administratorsassigned authorization roles

ASM1 12-3associated aliases ASM1 12-1getting notice group subscriptions

ASM1 7-13IDL definitions ASM1 12-6listing read notices ASM1 7-13

ADR routines LCF 4-25adrgen LCF 3-2, LCF 3-3, LCF 4-26after script LCF 6-20aliases

associated with administrators ASM1 12-1

and the wdepset command LCF 6-14ANSI C Wkbk 2-17ANSI C function signatures

FSM 4-73–FSM 4-75ansi C keyword FSM 4-26ANSI C language binding

supported by TEIDLFSM 4-69–FSM 4-75

any data type FSM 3-11, Wkbk 2-5,Wkbk 3-22

APIgadget library DSM 5-5, DSM 5-49

type safety DSM 5-15gadget library functions DSM 5-19

APIsavailable in TME

FSM 6-12–FSM 6-26AppInstall interface

described ASM1 9-34files_transfer operation ASM1 9-51

make_directory operation ASM1 9-48managed nodes ASM1 9-23privileged_files_transfer operation

ASM1 9-53privileged_make_directory operation

ASM1 9-54privileged_read_dir operation

ASM1 9-54privileged_read_from_file operation

ASM1 9-53privileged_receive_files operation

ASM1 9-53privileged_remove_files operation

ASM1 9-54privileged_set_file operation

ASM1 9-54privileged_stat_file operation

ASM1 9-54privileged_transmit_files operation

ASM1 9-53privileged_write_to_file operation

ASM1 9-53read_dir operation ASM1 9-46read_from_file operation ASM1 9-35receive_files operation ASM1 9-49,

ASM1 9-50remove_file operation ASM1 9-47set_file operation ASM1 9-44stat_file operation ASM1 9-43system operation ASM1 9-52transmit_files operation ASM1 9-49,

ASM1 9-50write_to_file operation ASM1 9-39xterm operation ASM1 9-52

application customization Intro 3-9application design

data flow diagrams Wkbk 1-5exceptions Wkbk 1-17extensibility Wkbk 1-20identifying classes Wkbk 1-8identifying operations Wkbk 1-6internationalization Wkbk 1-21

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scalability Wkbk 1-18security considerations Wkbk 1-14using transactions Wkbk 1-14

application development LCF 3-1application development cycle Wkbk 1-3application development for LCF LCF 2-1application ID

defined ASM2 9-13application scalability Wkbk 5-1application services

advanced Intro 3-11introduction Intro 3-1

applicationscreating distribution versions

ASM2 9-1defining file categories ASM2 9-4defining install packets ASM2 9-7defining installation images ASM2 9-1getting information about ASM2 9-15handling changes to a managed node

name ASM2 10-6handling removal of a managed node

ASM2 10-7installation images ASM2 9-1installing within the TME framework

ASM1 9-23licensing of ASM2 9-13making upcalls LCF 2-12managing resources ASM2 1-1organizing resources ASM2 2-1overriding _set_label operation

ASM2 10-9policy in profile-based ASM2 5-54redirecting method implementations

ASM2 10-5, ASM2 10-6,ASM2 10-9

running non-Console applicationsLCF A-11

security ASM1 11-1supporting the remove operation

ASM2 10-9

architecture operation ASM1 9-24array data type FSM 3-13attribute keyword FSM 4-26attribute specification

example DSM 3-51in DSL DSM 3-51

attributes DSM 3-51defined FSM 1-2dialog and gadget

changing using DEL DSM 8-11encapsulating in classes FSM 1-13examples FSM 1-2–FSM 1-3fixed flags ASM2 5-43getting values ASM2 5-25IDL declarations

FSM 3-24–FSM 3-26IDL mapping FSM 3-25–FSM 3-26inheritance of FSM 1-6–FSM 1-9keywords

list of DSM 3-63–DSM 3-67local flags ASM2 5-43of TME objects FSM 5-4–FSM 5-5persistent storage of FSM 2-24–FSM

2-25redefining inherited FSM 3-17removing ASM2 5-27setting values for records ASM2 5-26specifying implementations of

FSM 4-26specifying in TEIDL FSM 4-28

authentication Wkbk 5-2, Intro 2-17described ASM1 11-1

authorization Intro 2-17described ASM1 11-1TEIDL FSM 4-45upcall LCF 2-15

authorization roles Wkbk 1-14assigned to administrators ASM1 12-3defined ASM1 12-3defining for administrator collections

ASM1 12-6

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PRIVILEGED_FILEIO roleASM1 9-54

avail_space operation ASM1 9-25

Bbase class

defined FSM 1-14base implementation FSM 4-10base interfaces

defined FSM 3-6base Tivoli exception Wkbk 2-4basic interfaces

Icon class DSM 4-5MultiStateIcon class DSM 4-5

state-dependent icons DSM 4-5basic object adapter. See BOAbatch_run_task operation ASM2 6-9BatchTaskResult ASM2 6-11behaviors

in TME objects FSM 5-4–FSM 5-5BIN LCF 6-15, LCF B-53binary catalog files

creating ASM1 6-16binary tree search routines LCF 5-2binding

defined FSM 5-5described FSM 5-5

binding keyword FSM 4-26bitmap

as title DSM 4-8block specification

purpose of DSM 3-60block specifications

omitting DSM 3-60BNF grammar description

TEIDL FSM 4-84–FSM 4-88BOA

defined FSM 2-4described FSM 2-13–FSM 2-14

interface to pseudo-objects FSM 6-20request delivery FSM 2-7

BOA_get_principal operation ASM1 11-7BOA_set_exception function FSM 6-20Boolean data type

in message catalogs ASM1 6-4Bourne shell binding

basic data types FSM 4-76–FSM 4-77method implementation example

FSM 4-81–FSM 4-83method implementations

FSM 4-79–FSM 4-83supported by TEIDL

FSM 4-75–FSM 4-83build rules

general defaults Wkbk 9-6implicit Wkbk 9-10pattern Wkbk 9-10platform-specific Wkbk 9-7

build.mk file Wkbk 9-3bulletin board objects

defined ASM1 7-11

CC data types LCF 4-25C locale

creating defaults ASM1 6-14described ASM1 6-2

C preprocessor FSM 4-84C_EX_CONTINUE ASM1 2-16C_EX_RETURN ASM1 2-16cache

on endpoint LCF 2-6on gateway LCF 2-6

cachesof name registry ASM1 8-2

callbackIDL method

syntax DSM 2-18

C


callbacksbuilt-in DSM 5-67

glBase DSM 5-67glButton DSM 5-70glChooser DSM 5-70glCollection DSM 5-70glDialog DSM 5-71glGadget DSM 5-69GLGroup DSM 5-71GLSwitch DSM 5-72GLTable DSM 5-72GLTableHdr DSM 5-74

connection-oriented methodand the gadget library DSM 2-28asynchronous desktop command

transmission DSM 2-24connection termination DSM 2-24example DSM 2-25multiple connections DSM 2-24protocol DSM 2-21protocol initiation DSM 2-22receiving DSM 2-23returning desktop commands

DSM 2-23syntax DSM 2-25

desktop commandexample DSM 2-29introduction DSM 2-29syntax DSM 2-29vs external methods DSM 2-29

explained Wkbk 7-11gadget library DSM 5-5,

Wkbk 7-11, Wkbk 7-14,Wkbk 7-14–Wkbk 7-18

advantages DSM 5-6example DSM 2-30identification of DSM 2-30introduction DSM 2-30performance DSM 5-6

IDL methodintroduction DSM 2-18signature DSM 2-18

IDL-style Wkbk 7-11introduction DSM 2-16legacy method

error management DSM 2-32protocol DSM 2-28

managing errors DSM 2-30–DSM2-33

legacy method DSM 2-32TME 10 ADE Methods DSM 2-30

methodand debugging DSM 4-54and DEL DSM 8-1and DTC functions DSM 7-2connection-oriented DSM 2-20error management DSM 2-30legacy DSM 2-28specification of

DSM 2-18–DSM 2-28types of DSM 2-18

specification of DSM 2-17connection-oriented method

DSM 2-20desktop command DSM 2-29gadget library DSM 2-30IDL method DSM 2-18legacy method DSM 2-28

standard input to DSM 2-43TEIDL use DSM 4-11types DSM 2-17

Capability data type ASM1 11-8,ASM1 12-3

cascaded calls FSM 2-18–FSM 2-22catalog sets ASM1 6-3Catch LCF 4-6catch

defined ASM1 2-1Catch blocks.SeeTry/Catch blocks

C


Catch statement Wkbk 2-5CatchAll LCF 4-6CatchAll statement ASM1 2-14,

ASM1 2-20CCMS LCF 7-1

differences between LCF and fullframework LCF 7-3

for LCF applications LCF 7-1header files LCF 7-11profile managers LCF 7-4

CCMS endpoint actions ASM2 6-9CCMS functions LCF 7-2CCMS in LCF LCF 7-3CCMS library LCF 7-12CCMS. See Configuration and Change

Management Systemccms_find_record_item LCF 7-2ccms_init_callbacks function Wkbk 7-43ccms_read_next_record LCF 7-2ccms_read_next_record function

ASM2 5-74ccms_read_pushed_records LCF 7-2ccms_read_pushed_records function

ASM2 5-73, Wkbk 6-17ccms_read_some_records LCF 7-2ccms_read_update_parameters LCF 7-3ccms_read_update_parameters function

ASM2 5-72, ASM2 5-73,Wkbk 6-17

ccms_register_table function Wkbk 7-43cell text function Wkbk 7-38CFG directory ASM2 9-11, ASM2 9-12change_job operation ASM2 6-14change_key operation ASM2 5-10,

ASM2 5-29change_label operation ASM1 8-9change_task operation ASM2 6-6changing a record key Wkbk 3-31changing validation status Wkbk 4-9

check_db operation ASM2 10-2,ASM2 10-3

check_operation ASM2 9-15check_policy operation ASM2 3-17,

ASM2 3-18, ASM2 5-62,ASM2 10-15

ChildColumnAlignment gadget attributeDSM 4-47, DSM 4-50

ChildRowAlignment gadget attributeDSM 4-47, DSM 4-50

Choice gadget DSM 4-36choice lists. See listsclass declarations Wkbk 2-12class inheritance Wkbk 2-15class install scripts Wkbk 2-41class keyword FSM 4-24classes

abstract FSM 4-3classless FSM 4-2–FSM 4-3creating in TEIDL FSM 4-7–FSM 4-8encapsulating attributes and methods

FSM 1-13encapsulating behavior of FSM 4-4hierarchy of FSM 5-8identifying Wkbk 1-8implementing FSM 4-2inheriting FSM 1-14, FSM 4-6instances of FSM 1-12, FSM 5-8instantiable FSM 4-3metaclass FSM 4-4–FSM 4-7of objects FSM 1-12–FSM 1-14specifying additional behavior in object

implementation FSM 4-4supported interfaces Wkbk 1-8TME FSM 4-2–FSM 4-8, FSM 5-8

classes.See resource typesclassless objects

described FSM 4-2–FSM 4-3specifying FSM 4-24

clear_caller_key operation ASM1 11-10

C


clear_capabilities operation ASM1 11-9clear_delegate_credentials operation

ASM1 11-12CLI

using to initiate client requestsFSM 6-9–FSM 6-10

CLI commands Wkbk 8-1, Wkbk 8-3idlattr FSM 6-11idlcall FSM 6-9

client programsexplained Wkbk 8-1

client requests FSM 2-6–FSM 2-7client stub files FSM 4-22client stubs Wkbk 1-19, Wkbk 2-2,

Wkbk 2-39defined FSM 2-4described FSM 2-9–FSM 2-10environment paramenter FSM 6-2object reference paramenter FSM 6-2using to initiate client requests

FSM 6-2–FSM 6-3clients

communicating with objectimplementations FSM 2-16

defined FSM 1-16described FSM 2-3in CORBA environment FSM 3-3relationship to implementations

FSM 2-4–FSM 2-9close_ex LCF 4-12, LCF B-7CMsg dialog variable

restrictions on use of DSM 4-58Collection interface

add_backref operation ASM2 2-6add_n_objects operation ASM2 2-3,

ASM2 2-6and the administrator collection

ASM1 12-4associated object type ASM2 2-2operations ASM2 2-3

collection membersdefinition of Intro 3-3

collection objectsdefined FSM 5-12

collection services Intro 3-3CollectionIterator interface

next parameter ASM2 2-19,ASM2 2-20

operations ASM2 2-3CollectionMember interface

add_backref operation ASM2 2-3and PolicyDrivenBase interface

ASM2 1-10associated object type ASM2 2-2operations ASM2 2-3

collectionsadding members ASM2 2-6basic ASM2 2-1containment relationships ASM2 2-5creating ASM2 2-4described ASM2 2-1filtered.See filtered collectionsgeneric.Seenested collectionsgetting membership lists ASM2 2-8getting resources memberships

ASM2 2-9heterogenous ASM2 2-1IDL definitions ASM2 2-23iterator interfaces ASM2 2-18removing members ASM2 2-7supported IDL interfaces ASM2 2-2types of ASM2 2-1

color namesspecification in DSL DSM 3-83

color values DSM 3-82specification in DSL DSM 3-82

by name DSM 3-83intensity values DSM 3-82

command keyword FSM 4-26,FSM 4-31

C


command method bindingsupported by TEIDL FSM 4-83

command methods Wkbk 2-19comment characters

in DSL DSM 3-57comments

in DSL DSM 3-57common keyword FSM 4-42, FSM 4-53common object request broker architecture.

See CORBAcommon porting layer LCF 5-1compiler output Wkbk 2-39compiling an IDL description Wkbk 2-39compound messages, creating LCF 4-8concurrent interaction

defined FSM 5-7concurrent multiple threads

critical section locks Intro 2-15introduction Intro 2-14transaction duration locks Intro 2-15

config directory Wkbk 9-6config_file_splice function ASM1 5-13Configuration and Change Management

Systemchecking validation policy

ASM2 3-14components of ASM2 5-3described ASM2 5-1policy in ASM2 3-1, ASM2 3-14processing data sent to endpoint

methods ASM2 5-72ProfileEndpoint interface ASM1 9-23using IOM channels to pass data

ASM2 5-71configuration file

last.cfg LCF 3-6configuration file, last.cfg LCF 3-9Configuration interface

add_alias operation ASM1 12-2get_aliases operation ASM1 12-2get_capabilities operation ASM1 12-3

remove_alias operation ASM1 12-3configuration profiles.Seeprofilesconflict policy

setting or getting for profile databasesASM2 5-53

connection-oriented callbacksasynchronous desktop command

transmission DSM 2-24callback syntax DSM 2-25connection termination DSM 2-24example connection DSM 2-25multiple connections DSM 2-24protocol

initiation DSM 2-22receiving callbacks DSM 2-23returning desktop commands

DSM 2-23connection-oriented method callbacks

introduction DSM 2-20protocol DSM 2-21

constantsdeclaring in IDL FSM 3-14specifying in TEIDL FSM 4-27

contact_host operation ASM1 9-33ContextThrow statement ASM1 2-18,

Wkbk 3-4, Wkbk 3-21controls Wkbk 7-7copy_file_ex LCF 4-12, LCF B-8copy_records operation ASM2 5-31,

Wkbk 4-21CORBA DSM 4-1

and gadget library DSM 5-9application compatibility FSM 1-16bindings and transaction objects

ASM1 4-3compatible interfaces FSM 3-5–FSM

3-7components FSM 2-4creating request object ASM1 10-4described FSM 1-15, FSM

2-2–FSM 2-4

C


exception hierarchy ASM1 2-2interface inheritance FSM 3-5–FSM

3-6memory management FSM 6-11,

FSM 6-26object identification

FSM 1-16–FSM 1-17object model FSM 1-16operation semantics FSM 1-17output from compiler FSM 4-59programming environment

FSM 3-3–FSM 3-4required files for building clients

FSM 4-68required files for building servers

FSM 4-68supported language bindings FSM 3-5TME ORB implementation

FSM 2-15–FSM 2-16CORBA files

generated by TEIDLFSM 4-59–FSM 4-60

method template FSM 4-59private header FSM 4-59private source FSM 4-60public header FSM 4-60skeleton source FSM 4-60stub source FSM 4-60

CORBA specification Wkbk 1-3,Intro 1-8

compliance Intro 1-4Tivoli Extended IDL Intro 2-6Tivoli implementation Intro 2-2

CORBA templates Wkbk 2-41CorrectPath LCF B-9cpl_fclose LCF 5-6cpl_fflush LCF 5-2cpl_fopen LCF 5-7cpl_fprintf LCF 5-6cpl_getc LCF 5-7cpl_getcwd LCF 5-3

cpl_gethostname LCF 5-5cpl_getopt LCF 5-4cpl_getpass LCF 5-4cpl_gettimeofday LCF 5-4cpl_ltoa LCF 5-5cpl_putenv LCF 5-4cpl_register_print_callback LCF 5-7cpl_register_thread_yield_callback

LCF 5-7, LCF 5-8cpl_sleep LCF B-11cpl_THREADyield LCF 5-10cpl_tmpdir LCF 5-10cpl_tmpfile LCF 5-9cpl_tmpnam LCF 5-10create method FSM 4-3create_administrator operation ASM1 12-4create_caller_key operation ASM1 11-9create_collection operation ASM2 2-3,

ASM2 2-4create_db operation ASM2 5-15,

ASM2 5-74, Wkbk 3-2create_delegate_credentials operation

ASM1 11-11create_entries operation Wkbk 5-4create_instance method FSM 4-3,

FSM 4-8, FSM 4-22create_instance operation ASM2 1-10,

ASM2 2-4, ASM2 3-5,ASM2 3-9

create_job operation ASM2 6-14create_notice_group operation ASM1 7-3create_phone_entries operation

Wkbk 3-17, Wkbk 4-22create_phone_entry operation Wkbk 3-17create_pr operation ASM2 3-5create_profile operation ASM2 5-14create_profile_manager operation

ASM2 5-69

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create_scheduled_job operationASM2 6-16

create_task operation ASM2 6-5creating a notice group Wkbk 2-33creating data types LCF 4-26creating endpoint types LCF 3-3creating internationalized dialogs

DSM 4-56using CMsg dialog variables

DSM 4-57using Msg directives DSM 4-56using the gadget library DSM 4-59

creating profile records Wkbk 3-16critical section locks

avoiding deadlocks FSM 5-53defined FSM 5-36friendly mutexes FSM 5-39in TME FSM 5-37mutexes FSM 5-37read/write locks FSM 5-41semaphores FSM 5-44

Cursor interfacenext_job operation ASM1 10-14next_n_jobs operation ASM1 10-14

cursorsgadget types

extended operations DSM 5-66functions supported DSM 5-62operations DSM 5-61use DSM 5-64

custom roles Wkbk 2-28

Dd_list_t data type ASM1 1-16daemon keyword FSM 4-35, FSM 4-37daemon servers Wkbk 2-22,

Wkbk 2-25, Wkbk 5-15,Wkbk 7-20

advantages FSM 5-16avoiding deadlocks in FSM

5-17–FSM 5-20avoiding queuing delays in FSM 5-17execution style FSM 5-14implementing FSM 5-16–FSM 5-20object contexts FSM 5-20special considerations

FSM 5-17–FSM 5-20data

decoding FSM 1-15encoding FSM 1-15marshaling FSM 1-15presenting to method FSM 2-12requesting with client stubs

FSM 2-9–FSM 2-10requesting with DII FSM 2-10specifying types in TEIDL FSM 4-27supplying types to the ORB

FSM 4-76–FSM 4-77type mapping in IDL

FSM 3-13–FSM 3-14unmarshaling FSM 1-15

data abstraction Wkbk 3-13data encryption Intro 3-27data flow diagrams Wkbk 1-5, Wkbk 1-9data manipulation Intro 3-27data marshaling Intro 1-6data marshaling. See marshalingdata types

creating LCF 3-3, LCF 4-26Task Library LCF 8-1X Window DSM 6-19

atoms DSM 6-19ClientMessage events DSM 6-20properties DSM 6-19

data types in libmrt LCF 4-25data unmarshaling. See unmarshalingdatabase

connecting to ASM2 7-9connections ASM2 7-5

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IOM connection ASM2 7-5making changes to ASM2 7-17types of connections ASM2 7-5

database access ASM2 7-5Database interface

add_record Wkbk 3-6, Wkbk 3-17add_record operation ASM2 5-21add_records Wkbk 5-5and profile organizers ASM2 5-14change_key operation ASM2 5-29create_db operation ASM2 5-74db_list attribute ASM2 5-15delete_db operation ASM2 5-16delete_record Wkbk 3-28delete_record operation ASM2 5-22described ASM2 5-6dump_db operation ASM2 5-23,

ASM2 5-24dump_some_db Wkbk 5-22generate_defaults operation

ASM2 5-60get_default_policies Wkbk 3-6get_record Wkbk 3-22, Wkbk 3-32,

Wkbk 4-3, Wkbk 4-12get_record operation ASM2 5-22get_record_obj operation ASM2 5-28get_record_source operation

ASM2 5-30get_validation_policies Wkbk 3-6get_value operation ASM2 5-25possible exceptions ASM2 5-21remove_attributes operation

ASM2 5-27script data type ASM2 5-58set_record_flags Wkbk 4-10set_record_obj operation ASM2 5-28set_record_parent operation

ASM2 5-60set_record_validation operation

ASM2 5-65set_records operation ASM2 5-26set_values Wkbk 3-33, Wkbk 4-6

set_values operation ASM2 5-26touch operation ASM2 5-31validate operation ASM2 5-66

DatabaseCheck interface ASM2 10-1check_db operation ASM2 10-2,

ASM2 10-3db_list attribute ASM2 5-15db_name attribute Wkbk 3-8, Wkbk 3-9deadlocks

avoiding FSM 5-51–FSM 5-55causes of FSM 5-18defined FSM 5-17described FSM 5-24in daemon servers

FSM 5-17–FSM 5-20in parallel servers FSM 5-21

debuggingintroduction to LCF 3-12lcfd LCF 3-12wdebug LCF 3-12

decrypt_data LCF 4-37, LCF B-12deep copies Wkbk 4-4default keyword FSM 4-53default policy ASM2 3-7

and profile objects ASM2 5-61defined ASM2 1-6, ASM2 3-2setting ASM2 3-12using parent records ASM2 5-55

default_execution_managed_nodesoperation ASM2 6-19

default_execution_profile_managersoperation ASM2 6-19

default_pull operation ASM2 5-52default_push operation ASM2 5-49default_push_params attribute Wkbk 3-8,

Wkbk 3-10default_pull operation ASM2 5-52default_push operation ASM2 5-49

default_set_gid operation ASM2 6-19default_set_uid operation ASM2 6-19

D


define_tme_ip_interface operationASM1 9-32

defining method roles Wkbk 2-29DEL

adding new gadgets DSM 8-8and dialog descriptors DSM

8-5–DSM 8-6and DTC functions DSM 8-6and method callbacks DSM 8-1changing dialog and gadget attributes

DSM 8-11defining and changing dialog variables

DSM 8-10deleting gadgets from dialogs

DSM 8-12dialog-editing buffer DSM 8-4finishing up DSM 8-12functions

calling DSM 8-1ddc_add DSM 8-8ddc_change DSM 8-8,

DSM 8-11ddc_delete DSM 8-12ddc_end DSM 8-12ddc_variable DSM 8-10

library DSM 8-1sample dialogs DSM 8-2starting a new dialog DSM 8-8use DSM 8-1

DEL functionsintroduction DSM 1-13

del_ip_interface operation ASM1 9-29delete_all_jobs operation ASM1 10-16delete_db operation ASM2 5-16delete_job operation ASM2 6-14delete_jobs operation ASM1 10-16delete_jobs_after operation ASM1 10-16delete_jobs_before operation ASM1 10-16delete_jobs_between operation

ASM1 10-16, ASM1 10-17

delete_phone_entries operation Wkbk 3-27delete_phone_entry operation Wkbk 3-27delete_record operation ASM2 5-22,

Wkbk 3-28delete_task operation ASM2 6-6deleting profile records Wkbk 3-27dependencies LCF 2-7, LCF 2-8

CCMS shared library LCF 6-13,LCF 7-12

creating LCF 6-8defined LCF 6-1deleting LCF 6-23DependencyMgr object LCF 6-4endpoint LCF 6-1implementing LCF 6-4in after script LCF 6-4, LCF 6-20introduction LCF 6-1out-of-cache LCF 6-4, LCF 6-25resolve tags LCF 6-6resolving LCF 6-24uses for LCF 6-2viewing LCF 6-24

dependency setdeleting LCF 6-23editing LCF 6-21resolve LCF 6-24viewing LCF 6-24

derived implementation FSM 4-10derived interfaces FSM 3-17–FSM 3-18desktop

communication with applicationsDSM 5-1

variables DSM 2-33dialog type DSM 2-34types DSM 2-33

desktop command buffer DSM 7-3desktop command callbacks

introduction DSM 2-29syntax DSM 2-29

desktop commands DSM 7-8and DSL DSM 7-1

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as internal commands DSM 2-17dtc_add DSM 7-8, DSM 7-25dtc_add_choices DSM 7-9dtc_add_icon DSM 7-9dtc_add_icons DSM 7-9dtc_bind_post DSM 7-10,

DSM 8-12dtc_bind_postv DSM 7-10dtc_busy DSM 7-10dtc_change DSM 7-11, DSM 7-26dtc_change_icon DSM 7-11dtc_clear DSM 7-11dtc_clipboard DSM 7-11dtc_delete DSM 7-12, DSM 7-27dtc_deselect DSM 7-12dtc_dismiss DSM 7-12, DSM 7-28dtc_dismiss_all DSM 7-12dtc_display_confirm DSM 7-13dtc_display_confirm_cb DSM 7-13dtc_display_error DSM 7-13dtc_display_message DSM 7-13dtc_display_status DSM 7-14dtc_end DSM 7-14dtc_flush_icon_cache DSM 7-14dtc_free DSM 7-14, DSM 7-28dtc_get_instance_id DSM 7-15dtc_handle_t DSM 7-20dtc_instance_t DSM 7-15dtc_move_gadget DSM 7-15dtc_nop DSM 7-15dtc_play DSM 7-15dtc_populate DSM 7-16dtc_post DSM 7-16, DSM 8-12dtc_present DSM 7-16, DSM 7-27dtc_present_all DSM 7-16dtc_quit DSM 7-17dtc_remove_choices DSM 7-17dtc_remove_icon_list DSM 7-17dtc_remove_icons DSM 7-18dtc_return DSM 7-18dtc_rowcol_set_cells DSM 7-18dtc_rowcol_set_emphasis DSM 7-19

dtc_rowcol_set_glyph DSM 7-19dtc_rowcol_set_sensitive DSM 7-19dtc_rowcol_set_visible DSM 7-20dtc_select DSM 7-20dtc_start DSM 7-20dtc_table_add_column DSM 7-20dtc_table_add_row DSM 7-21dtc_table_delete_column DSM 7-21dtc_table_delete_row DSM 7-22dtc_table_move_column DSM 7-22dtc_table_move_row DSM 7-22dtc_table_select_axis DSM 7-23dtc_table_select_column DSM 7-23dtc_table_select_row DSM 7-23dtc_unbusy DSM 7-23dtc_update_icon_label DSM 7-24dtc_update_view_title DSM 7-24generating groups of DSM 7-3introduction DSM 1-12list DSM 3-69using DSM 7-24

desktop services Wkbk 7-1and DSL DSM 3-46and RGB DSM 3-82available libraries

DSM 1-11–DSM 1-16components DSM 1-6DEL functions

introduction DSM 1-13desktop commands Intro 4-7

introduction DSM 1-12desktop services library Intro 4-7Dialog Editing Library (DEL)

Intro 4-9DSL language and compiler DSM 1-6DTC functions

introduction DSM 1-12gadget library

introduction DSM 1-15introduction Intro 4-1miscellaneous functions Intro 4-9

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TDS functionsintroduction DSM 1-14

the desktop Intro 4-6desktop variables DSM 2-33–DSM 2-43

dialog typecomponents

DSM 2-35–DSM 2-37data types DSM 2-36definition of DSM 2-35dialog variable binding

DSM 2-37–DSM 2-39disallowed name characters

DSM 2-36indentifying in DSL DSM 2-34introduction DSM 2-34method return valued variables

DSM 2-38object attribute variables

DSM 2-39parameter valued variables

DSM 2-38variable names DSM 2-36

gadget type DSM 2-40–DSM 2-41introduction DSM 2-33special type DSM 2-42–DSM 2-43

list of names DSM 2-42list-valued variables DSM 2-43

types DSM 2-33types of DSM 2-33

desktop_idretrieving DSM 2-31, DSM 7-2

destroy operation ASM1 8-14,ASM1 8-16

as a component of an iterator interfaceASM2 2-19

ColletionIterator interface ASM2 2-3MemberIterator interface ASM2 2-3MemberLabelIterator interface

ASM2 2-3using to release iterators ASM2 2-20

destroy_iterator operation ASM1 7-8,Wkbk 2-25, Wkbk 5-17

Dialog Specification Language (DSL)features Intro 4-5introduction Intro 4-4

dialogs Wkbk 7-7accessing using paths DSM 5-18and color DSM 3-82and desktop variables DSM 2-33and OMG IDL DSM 4-2asynchronous DSM 5-30basic interfaces

icon class DSM 4-5MultiStateIcon interface DSM 4-5presentation interface DSM 4-6UserInterfaceBase class DSM 4-4

bindingin DTC DSM 7-7

children DSM 5-50spawning DSM 5-50

component types DSM 2-6controls Wkbk 7-7creating DSM 4-1

and CORBA DSM 4-1internationalized DSM 4-56

descriptors Wkbk 7-8and DTC functions DSM 7-2and presentation objects

DSM 4-6–DSM 4-10as presentation objects DSM 4-6generating DSM 2-7interacting with DSM 2-8

DSL DSM 3-46assimilating a partial dialog

DSM 3-54attribute specification technique

DSM 3-51gadget specification technique

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partial assimilation exampleDSM 3-52

partial dialog assimilationspecification techniqueDSM 3-52

specification of DSM 3-50specification techniques

DSM 3-50variable specification syntax

DSM 3-50variable specification technique

DSM 3-50example specification DSM 4-35generating

tools DSM 2-8installing DSM 4-52internationalized DSM 2-8

creating DSM 4-56launching Wkbk 7-18message catalogs DSM 2-9parent classes DSM 4-2posting secondary DSM 4-29previewing DSM 4-52

example DSM 4-53retrieving from presentation objects

DSM 4-9reverse compiled

differences DSM 4-54reverse compiling DSM 4-54scoping DSM 3-89states Wkbk 7-8synchronous DSM 5-27synchronous and asynchronous

DSM 5-27and gadget library DSM 5-27

Tivoli DSM 4-1top-level

behaviour DSM 5-50variables DSM 2-9

CMsg DSM 4-57

defining and changing using DELDSM 8-10

DIIdescribed FSM 2-4,

FSM 2-10–FSM 2-11interface repository FSM 2-11,

FSM 2-22–FSM 2-23using to initiate client requests

FSM 6-3–FSM 6-9DII. See Dynamic Invocation Interfacedir_get_administrators function

ASM1 1-51dir_get_all_instances function ASM1 1-55dir_get_class function ASM1 1-52dir_get_library function ASM2 1-12,

ASM1 1-51dir_get_name_registry function

ASM1 1-50, ASM1 8-3dir_get_registry function ASM1 1-51dir_get_resources function ASM1 1-55dir_get_scheduler function ASM1 1-52dir_get_server function ASM1 1-52dir_get_task_library function ASM1 1-51dir_lookup_instance function ASM1 1-53dir_lookup_instances function ASM1 1-54directory services Intro 3-28disable_all_jobs operation ASM1 10-17disable_jobs operation ASM1 10-17disable_jobs_after operation ASM1 10-18disable_jobs_before operation

ASM1 10-18disable_jobs_between operation

ASM1 10-18disable_validation operation ASM2 5-68,

Wkbk 4-9discover_phonelist operation Wkbk 2-27,

Wkbk 4-17, Wkbk 6-4display flag Wkbk 3-7distinguished cache ASM1 8-2

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distinguished objects Intro 1-13and security groups ASM1 11-6defined ASM1 8-2

distributed exception handling Intro 3-22distribution

interfaces ASM2 5-46one-step and recursive ASM2 5-44operation implementation ASM2 5-49pulling from a profile organizer

ASM2 5-50pushing from a profile object

ASM2 5-48record conflicts ASM2 5-44results ASM2 5-46

distribution of profiles. See profiles,distributing

dl_ functionsdata type used with ASM1 1-16

dl_append function ASM1 1-19dl_argv_to_list function ASM1 1-34dl_connect function ASM1 1-28dl_delete_all function ASM1 1-24dl_difference function ASM1 1-28dl_dup function ASM1 1-27dl_filter function ASM1 1-26dl_find function ASM1 1-22dl_getdata function ASM1 1-20dl_head_of function ASM1 1-21dl_init function ASM1 1-18dl_insert function ASM1 1-19dl_insert_sorted function ASM1 1-20dl_intersection function ASM1 1-28dl_length function ASM1 1-21dl_list_to_argv function ASM1 1-33dl_list_to_buffer function ASM1 1-30dl_next function ASM1 1-22dl_prev function ASM1 1-22dl_read_strings function ASM1 1-31dl_read_strings_sep function ASM1 1-32dl_remove function ASM1 1-23

dl_sort function ASM1 1-25dl_strcmp function ASM1 1-17dl_sum function ASM1 1-21dl_write_strings function ASM1 1-33does_file_exist LCF 4-12, LCF B-13dont_care flag Wkbk 3-11doubly linked lists

adding a node ASM1 1-19adding a node in sorted order

ASM1 1-20computing data size ASM1 1-21connecting ASM1 1-28counting the nodes in ASM1 1-21creating ASM1 1-18creating an array of arguments

ASM1 1-33creating, from an array of arguments

ASM1 1-34creating, from standard input

ASM1 1-31creating, from standard input with special

separators ASM1 1-32creating, using buffer contents

ASM1 1-30data types ASM1 1-16described ASM1 1-16duplicating ASM1 1-27filtering ASM1 1-26finding differences and intersections

ASM1 1-28finding the head of ASM1 1-21freeing ASM1 1-24getting a node’s data element

ASM1 1-20getting the next element in ASM1 1-22getting the previous element in

ASM1 1-22moving contents to a buffer

ASM1 1-30removing a node from ASM1 1-23searching for elements in ASM1 1-22

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sorting ASM1 1-25writing to standard output ASM1 1-33

downcalls LCF 2-4, LCF 2-8sequence of LCF 2-8session timeout for LCF 4-34

drag rulescollections and icons DSM 6-9

adding icons DSM 6-16changing icon labels DSM 6-16icon states DSM 6-15member list DSM 6-9member list entries DSM 6-9populating collections

DSM 6-10–DSM 6-11removing icons DSM 6-16

copy operations DSM 6-4–DSM 6-5icons to represent sub-objects

DSM 6-11implementing DSM 6-3introduction DSM 6-1move and copy DSM 6-3move operations DSM 6-6–DSM 6-7move vs copy DSM 6-2specifying DSM 6-2subject-destination agreement

DSM 6-2syntax DSM 6-8

callback bracket fields DSM 6-8CopyIn and MoveIn DSM 6-8MoveOut DSM 6-8

TME 10 protocol DSM 6-21types DSM 6-3what they specify DSM 6-2

drag-and-dropdrag rules DSM 6-1, DSM 6-2

collections and icons DSM 6-9implementing DSM 6-3move and copy DSM 6-3move and copy operations

DSM 6-2

see also drag rulesspecifying DSM 6-2subject-destination agreement

DSM 6-2syntax DSM 6-8types DSM 6-3

for TME 10 applications DSM 6-1introduction DSM 6-1TME 10 convenience functions

DSM 6-27data types DSM 6-27,

DSM 6-29X applications to TME 10 DSM 6-17

client message events DSM 6-22drag-and-drop transactions

DSM 6-23example applications DSM 6-30feedback DSM 6-18feedback during drag DSM 6-18GUI interaction DSM 6-17,

DSM 6-18TME 10 protocol DSM 6-21TME drag-and-drop events

DSM 6-22X client registration DSM 6-22X Window Atoms DSM 6-19X Window ClientMessage Events

DSM 6-20X Window data types DSM 6-19X Window Properties DSM 6-19

DSL Wkbk 7-8and multiple presentation systems

DSM 3-45attributes blocks DSM 3-51BITMAP_FILE directive DSM

3-78–DSM 3-81and X Pixmap Format DSM 3-79bitmap filters DSM 3-80

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converting bitmaps to XPM formatDSM 3-80

example DSM 3-79supported formats DSM 3-79syntax DSM 3-78

blocksexample DSM 3-48–DSM 3-50

BNF grammarDSM 3-90–DSM 3-100

color DSM 3-82attributes DSM 3-82Background attribute DSM 3-82Foreground attribute DSM 3-82support for DSM 3-82

color specification DSM 3-82–DSM 3-89

color namesDSM 3-83–DSM 3-89

hexadecimal values DSM 3-82value specification DSM 3-82

commandsinitipres DSM 4-9inituiattrs DSM 4-10rdsl DSM 4-54

compiler DSM 3-70command line switches

DSM 3-70–DSM 3-71syntax DSM 3-70

desktop commands DSM 3-69dialog previewer DSM 4-52dialog specification techniques

attribute specification DSM 3-51gadget specification DSM 3-51partial dialog assimilation

DSM 3-52variable specification DSM 3-50

dialog types DSM 3-58dialogs DSM 3-46, DSM 3-50

example DSM 3-46,DSM 3-47–DSM 3-50

specification techniquesDSM 3-50–DSM 3-56

features DSM 1-8–DSM 1-9grammar DSM 3-91identifiers DSM 3-68introduction DSM 3-45keywords

attribute DSM 3-63block DSM 3-59dialog DSM 3-58gadget DSM 3-61

language and compiler IntroductionDSM 1-6

lexical componentsDSM 3-56–DSM 3-70

comments DSM 3-57keywords (see also keywords)

DSM 3-58special characters DSM 3-57

load directive DSM 3-72parameters DSM 3-73syntax DSM 3-72syntax variables DSM 3-72

msg directive DSM 3-76–DSM 3-78example DSM 3-77example message DSM 3-78message catalogs DSM 3-78messages DSM 3-78syntax DSM 3-76syntax variables DSM 3-76

preprocessing directivessupported directives DSM 3-72

preprocessor directives DSM 3-72reverse compiler DSM 4-54RGB color model DSM 3-82scoping dialogs DSM 3-89strings DSM 3-68supported color names DSM 3-83

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syntax DSM 3-90tables

composition of DSM 5-53TME 10 DSM 3-56variable specification

similarities to C variablespecification DSM 3-50

DSL strings ASM1 6-14DTC

adding gadgets to posted dialogsDSM 7-25

and desktop commands DSM 7-8binding dialogs DSM 7-7

overriding variable definitionsDSM 7-8

posting dialogs more quicklyDSM 7-7

changing gadgets in posted dialogsDSM 7-26

deleting gadgets from a posted dialogDSM 7-27

dismissing a posted dialog DSM 7-28displaying a new dialog DSM 7-4functions

calling DSM 7-2descriptions

DSM 7-8–DSM 7-24using DSM 7-24

initializing and completing groups ofcommands DSM 7-3

library DSM 7-1and CMsg dialog variables

DSM 4-58calls DSM 4-11

library functions DSM 7-1posting and presenting dialogs

DSM 7-3presenting a posted dialog DSM 7-27sample dialogs DSM 7-2using desktop commands DSM 7-24

freeing a posted dialog DSM 7-28using library functions DSM 7-24

DTC functionsintroduction DSM 1-12

dtc_display_error DSM 2-30dump_db ASM2 5-23dump_db operation ASM2 5-23,

ASM2 5-24dump_some_db ASM2 5-23dump_some_db operation Wkbk 5-22dynamic binding

defined FSM 5-6Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII)

ASM1 10-4dynamic invocation interface. See DIIdynamic objects FSM 5-5–FSM 5-6dynamic programming

supported features FSM 5-6

Eecp_set_session_timeout LCF 4-34,

LCF B-14edit_job operation ASM1 10-12EIDL compiler

defining new classes ASM2 1-5empty interfaces FSM 3-18enable_all_jobs operation ASM1 10-18enable_jobs operation ASM1 10-18enable_jobs_after operation ASM1 10-18enable_jobs_before operation

ASM1 10-18enable_jobs_between operation

ASM1 10-18enable_validation operation ASM2 5-68,

Wkbk 4-9enabling services Intro 3-2encapsulation

defined FSM 1-2

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of objects FSM 2-2encrypt command ASM1 1-57encrypt_data LCF 4-37, LCF B-16encryption

described ASM1 1-55of ASCII strings ASM1 1-57passing keys ASM1 11-9TMF ASM1 1-55

endpoint LCF 1-2, LCF 2-17endpoint applications

components LCF 2-16endpoint cache LCF 2-6endpoint cache directory LCF 6-3,

LCF 6-10endpoint class Wkbk 1-12endpoint gateway LCF 1-1, LCF 1-2endpoint manager LCF 1-2endpoint method LCF 2-4, Wkbk 3-10,

Wkbk 6-14endpoint methods LCF 2-6endpoint setup scripts LCF 3-7endpoints Wkbk 1-7, Wkbk 6-1EndTry LCF 4-6EndTry statement.SeeTry/Catch blocksEngine interface ASM1 10-2

add_job operation ASM1 10-12delete_all_jobs operation

ASM1 10-16delete_jobs operation ASM1 10-16delete_jobs_after operation

ASM1 10-16delete_jobs_before operation

ASM1 10-16delete_jobs_between operation

ASM1 10-16, ASM1 10-17disable_all_jobs operation

ASM1 10-17disable_jobs operation ASM1 10-17disable_jobs_after operation

ASM1 10-18

disable_jobs_before operationASM1 10-18

disable_jobs_between operationASM1 10-18

enable_all_jobs operationASM1 10-18

enable_jobs operation ASM1 10-18enable_jobs_after operation

ASM1 10-18enable_jobs_before operation

ASM1 10-18enable_jobs_between operation

ASM1 10-18get_all_jobs operation ASM1 10-13get_jobs operation ASM1 10-13get_jobs_after operation ASM1 10-15get_jobs_before operation

ASM1 10-15get_jobs_between operation

ASM1 10-15Enginer interface

edit_job operation ASM1 10-12enumerated data type FSM 3-12

in message catalogs ASM1 6-4environment parameter FSM 6-2environment variables for lcfd LCF 3-5environment variables for methods and tasks

LCF 3-5ep_stream_read LCF 4-12, LCF 4-37,

LCF B-17errors

callback DSM 2-30legacy method DSM 2-32management of DSM 2-30non-zero error codes DSM 2-32TME 10 ADE Method DSM 2-30

run-timeand gadget library DSM 5-15

TME error dialog DSM 2-32ev_to_exception LCF 4-6

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ex_delegate function LCF 4-4,ASM1 3-25

ex_mutex_lock function ASM1 2-21ex_mutex_release function ASM1 2-21ex_undelegate function LCF 4-5,

ASM1 3-25Except data type ASM2 10-3Exception class ASM1 2-2exception_free function FSM 6-14,

FSM 6-17, FSM 6-18exception_id function FSM 6-14exception_to_ev LCF 4-6exception_value function FSM 6-14exceptions LCF 4-6

_create macros ASM2 10-3,ASM1 2-9

_new macros ASM2 10-3,ASM1 2-10

adding context to throws ASM1 2-18and locks ASM1 2-21and message catalogs ASM1 2-11,

ASM1 2-17and the check_db operation

ASM2 10-3Catch LCF 4-6CatchAll LCF 4-6catching ASM1 2-12catching any type Wkbk 2-5catching families of ASM1 2-13catching multiple ASM1 2-13classes of ASM1 2-2CORBA hierarchy ASM1 2-2creating custom classes of ASM1 2-22creating message catalog entries

ASM1 2-23declaring in IDL FSM 3-14defining ASM1 2-22defining in IDL Wkbk 2-4design considerations Wkbk 1-17EndTry LCF 4-6ev_to_exception LCF 4-6

exception_to_ev LCF 4-6exiting from within a Try block

ASM1 2-16families of Wkbk 2-5generating helper files ASM1 2-24IDL system FSM 3-23inheritance Wkbk 2-4managing error conditions ASM1 2-1managing memory ASM1 2-20message catalogs ASM1 2-23raising in IDL FSM 3-21–FSM 3-24ReThrow LCF 4-6rethrowing ASM1 2-15returning FSM 6-2RIM ASM2 7-8run-time FSM 2-13, FSM 6-14shorthand for names ASM1 2-6syntax summary ASM1 2-26Throw LCF 4-6throwing ASM1 2-9, ASM1 2-26Tivoli hierarchy ASM1 2-4TME FSM 4-57–FSM 4-58Try LCF 4-6Try/Catch macros LCF 4-6variable argument LCF 4-6

executable fileslocating FSM 4-52

execute_job operation ASM2 6-15execute_query ASM2 8-2execute_scoped_query ASM2 8-2execute_task operation ASM2 6-6executes keyword FSM 4-35execution privileges Wkbk 2-28execution style

defined FSM 4-15ExEntryNotFound exception

ASM2 5-21, ASM2 5-32ExException class ASM2 3-17,

ASM1 2-4ExException exception Wkbk 2-4,

Wkbk 2-5, Wkbk 3-21

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ExExists exception ASM2 5-32,Wkbk 3-4, Wkbk 3-21

ExFileDenied exception ASM2 5-24ExFileRDenied exception ASM2 5-32ExFileWDenied exception ASM2 5-21,

ASM2 5-32, Wkbk 3-4exgenmacros utility ASM1 2-24ExInvalid exception Wkbk 2-7ExNotFound exception ASM2 5-21,

ASM2 5-24, ASM2 5-32ExpertOptions data type ASM1 10-7ExPhone exception Wkbk 1-18ExPhoneError exception Wkbk 2-4expiration attribute ASM1 7-10expire operation ASM1 7-10expire_all operation ASM1 7-10ExPolicy exception ASM2 3-17,

ASM2 5-32expose mechanism Wkbk 7-38ExRIMConnectFail2 exception

ASM2 7-8, ASM2 7-11ExRIMDBMSCallFailed exception

ASM2 7-25, ASM2 7-27ExRIMError exception ASM2 7-8,

ASM2 7-19, ASM2 7-22,ASM2 7-23, ASM2 7-25,ASM2 7-27, ASM2 7-28

ExRIMRDBMSCallFailed exceptionASM2 7-9

ExRIMSQLParseFailed exceptionASM2 7-9

ExStdLib exception ASM2 7-9,ASM2 7-11

external daemon keyword FSM 4-35,FSM 4-37

external keyword FSM 4-52external path, described FSM 4-21

Ffcmplen_t data type ASM1 1-17file categories

defined ASM2 9-1, ASM2 9-4defining ASM2 9-4

file I/O Intro 3-24file input and output LCF 4-12file rollback

described ASM1 5-1file status

setting ASM1 9-44file versioning

described ASM1 5-1file_settings data type ASM1 9-45,

ASM1 9-48files

inserting data ASM1 5-8moving within ASM1 5-5opening ASM1 5-2reading data ASM1 5-10reading lines of data ASM1 5-12reading logical lines ASM1 5-3,

ASM1 5-12removing data ASM1 5-8replacing data ASM1 5-8transferring ASM1 9-49,

ASM1 9-51truncating ASM1 5-8writing data ASM1 5-6

files_transfer operation ASM1 9-51filter operation

described ASM2 2-14FilteredCollection interface ASM2 2-3

filtered collectionsdefined ASM2 1-12described ASM2 2-1, ASM2 2-10getting membership lists ASM2 2-11,

ASM2 2-14looking up members ASM2 2-10operating on members ASM2 2-16

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FilteredCollection interfaceassociated object type ASM2 2-2operations ASM2 2-3

find_by_name operation Wkbk 2-25,Wkbk 5-16

find_members operationdescribed ASM2 2-11FilteredCollection interface ASM2 2-3iterator interface ASM2 2-18

fixed flags ASM2 5-43fixed records Wkbk 3-24, Wkbk 3-31,

Wkbk 3-33for keyword FSM 4-40, FSM 4-41force levels Wkbk 3-10, Wkbk 6-18foreign languages

developing applicatons in ASM1 6-1framework services

introduction Intro 2-1friendly class name Wkbk 2-18friendly mutexes

deadlock mechanisms FSM 5-51using FSM 5-39

fstream_create function ASM1 5-3func function FSM 5-28functions

convenience DSM 6-27TMEFreeDDItems() DSM 6-28TMEGetDDContext() DSM 6-27TMEGetDDItems() DSM 6-28TMESendDropDone() DSM 6-28TMEUnregisterDDWindow()

DSM 6-28DEL DSM 8-7DSL see desktop commandsgadget library DSM 5-19

glDialog_find_dialog DSM 5-19glDialog_find_gadget DSM 5-21glGadget_find_gadget DSM 5-20

in CORBA environment FSM 3-3

Ggadget library Intro 4-10

adding or removing gadgets DSM 5-23and application architecture DSM 5-2and applications DSM 1-16and DSL dialogs DSM 1-15and DSL gadgets DSM 1-16and GUI development DSM 5-1API DSM 5-49application components DSM 5-2

behavior DSM 5-3control mechanism DSM 5-4display state DSM 5-2

asynchronous dialogs DSM 5-30example DSM 5-30

built-in callbacks DSM 5-67glBase DSM 5-67glButton DSM 5-70glChooser DSM 5-70glCollection DSM 5-70glDialog DSM 5-71glGadget DSM 5-69GLGroup DSM 5-71GLSwitch DSM 5-72GLTable DSM 5-72GLTableHdr DSM 5-74

callbacks DSM 5-5advantages DSM 5-6performance DSM 5-6

class hierarchy DSM 5-51common cursor operations DSM 5-61defined DSM 5-1, DSM 5-2dialog paths DSM 5-18dynamically creating gadgets

DSM 5-23example DSM 5-23

dynamically manipulating gadgetsDSM 5-23

dynamically removing gadgetsexample DSM 5-25

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example of DSM 5-25example application

DSM 5-31–DSM 5-49extended cursor operations DSM 5-66gadget paths DSM 5-18glDialog_load() DSM 5-50

syntax DSM 5-50glDialog_load_env() DSM 5-49

syntax DSM 5-49syntax components DSM 5-49

hierarchy DSM 5-49, Wkbk 7-13naming conventions DSM 5-52table of DSM 5-51

improved dialog and gadget name-spaceDSM 5-10

introduction DSM 1-15lists and cursors DSM 5-22

example dialog DSM 5-22object-oriented approach DSM 5-14

error safety DSM 5-15inheritence DSM 5-14

operations Wkbk 7-12path functions

glDialog_find_dialog()DSM 5-19

glDialog_find_gadget()DSM 5-21

glgadget_find_gadget()DSM 5-20

list of DSM 5-19reduced execution expense DSM 5-12reduced function calls DSM 5-10reduced source code DSM 5-9,

DSM 5-12reduced TEIDL source code DSM 5-9supporting types DSM 5-57

classifications DSM 5-57list and cursor DSM 5-60miscellaneous DSM 5-66simple and enumerated DSM 5-57

synchronous and asynchronous dialogsDSM 5-27

synchronous dialogs DSM 5-27example DSM 5-27

Table gadget DSM 5-53example DSM 5-53

type safety DSM 5-15compile-time DSM 5-15run-time DSM 5-16

using lists and cursors DSM 5-64well-defined callback semantics

DSM 5-11writing applications using DSM 5-5

gadget library callbacksexample DSM 2-30indentification of DSM 2-30introduction DSM 2-30

gadget specificationexample DSM 3-51in DSL DSM 3-51

gadgetsaccessing using paths DSM 5-18active DSM 1-7, DSM 3-61

command DSM 3-61lists DSM 3-61set supported by DSL DSM 1-7value DSM 3-62

active gadgets Intro 4-4adding or removing DSM 5-23alignment DSM 4-36and color DSM 3-82and functions supported DSM 5-52and Motif widgets DSM 2-10as objects DSM 5-14attributes DSM 3-63–DSM 3-67

grid alignment DSM 2-16Group DSM 2-16introduction DSM 2-12Layout DSM 2-16Name DSM 2-13, DSM 3-51Title DSM 3-51

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Value DSM 3-51button DSM 3-61choice DSM 3-62collections

populating DSM 6-10creating DSM 5-23

example DSM 5-23definition of DSM 1-7DSL

composition of DSM 3-51DSL keywords DSM 3-61DSL specification technique

DSM 3-51grid alignment DSM 4-47groups DSM 4-36icon DSM 3-61

introductionDSM 2-10–DSM 2-12

inactive DSM 1-8, DSM 3-62list DSM 3-62set supported by DSL DSM 1-8

inactive gadgets DSM 3-62,Intro 4-5

introduction DSM 1-7–DSM 1-8,DSM 2-10

libararyand internationalized dialogs

DSM 4-59library

and GUI development DSM 5-1built-in callbacks DSM 5-67glDialog_present() DSM 5-27glDialog_run() DSM 5-27

library types DSM 5-57–DSM 5-67list and cursor DSM 5-60miscellaneous DSM 5-66simple and enummerated

DSM 5-57list DSM 3-62lists and cursors DSM 5-22

page DSM 3-62paths DSM 5-18

and references in dialogsDSM 2-14

defined DSM 2-13introduction DSM 2-13syntax DSM 2-13use of DSM 2-13

positioningDSL code nesting DSM 2-15introduction DSM 2-15

removing DSM 5-25example DSM 5-25

switch DSM 3-62Table DSM 5-53text DSM 3-62

gateway LCF 2-17session timeout LCF 4-32,

LCF B-14synchronizing after dependency

changes LCF 6-19gateway method LCF 2-7gateway repository LCF 6-1, LCF 6-3,

LCF 6-6, LCF 6-10, LCF A-6gencat utility ASM1 6-16gencmsg utility ASM1 2-23, ASM1 6-14generate_defaults operation ASM2 5-60get operation ASM1 8-5get_aliases operation ASM1 12-2get_all operation ASM1 8-11get_all_entries operation Wkbk 2-25,

Wkbk 5-16, Wkbk 7-29get_all_jobs operation ASM1 10-13get_all_notices operation ASM1 7-7get_backrefs operation

CollectionMember interfaceASM2 2-3

described ASM2 2-9iterator interface ASM2 2-18

get_caller_key operation ASM1 11-10

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get_capabilities operation ASM1 11-8,ASM1 12-3

get_cell_data function Wkbk 7-39get_conflict_policy operation ASM2 5-53get_default operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-9get_default_policies operatio ASM2 1-4get_default_policies operation ASM2 1-8,

Wkbk 3-6, Wkbk 4-3get_defaults_policies operation

ASM2 5-61get_file_length LCF 4-12get_file_length_ex LCF B-18get_file_size LCF 4-12get_instance_manager_list operation

ASM2 3-8get_instances_interface operation

ASM2 1-4, ASM2 1-6get_ip_interface operation

and set_ip_interface operationASM1 9-30

described ASM1 9-28get_jobs operation ASM1 10-13get_jobs_after operation ASM1 10-15get_jobs_before operation ASM1 10-15get_jobs_between operation ASM1 10-15get_manager operation ASM2 1-12get_manager operations ASM2 1-4get_members operation

Collection interface ASM2 2-3desribed ASM2 2-8iterator interface ASM2 2-18

get_name operation ASM1 11-8get_notice operation ASM1 7-6get_notice_range operation ASM1 7-5get_notices operation ASM1 7-6get_open_file_length_ex LCF B-19get_original_capabilities operation

ASM1 11-9

get_parent operation ASM1 4-11get_phone_entries operation Wkbk 3-22,

Wkbk 4-22get_phone_entry operation Wkbk 3-22get_policy_default operation ASM2 3-11get_policy_region operation ASM2 3-9get_policy_region_name operation

ASM2 3-9get_read_list operation ASM1 7-13get_record operation ASM2 5-22,

Wkbk 3-22, Wkbk 3-32,Wkbk 4-3, Wkbk 4-12

get_record_obj operation ASM2 5-28get_record_source operation ASM2 5-30get_registered_app operation ASM2 5-75get_resource_host operation ASM2 1-11get_resources operation ASM1 8-5get_subscription_tree operation

ASM2 5-40get_subscriptions operation ASM1 7-13get_topAncestor operation ASM1 4-11get_type operation ASM1 4-12get_type_name operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-11get_validation operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-9get_validation_default operation

ASM2 3-11get_validation_policies operation

ASM2 1-4, ASM2 1-8,ASM2 5-67, Wkbk 3-6,Wkbk 4-5

get_value operation ASM2 5-25getenv LCF 5-4glDialog object Wkbk 7-14glDialog_present operation Wkbk 7-24glDialog_run operation Wkbk 7-24global memory

allocating ASM1 3-2, ASM1 3-4

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allocating an array ASM1 3-2changing block size ASM1 3-3custom allocation functions ASM1 3-5example of interaction with local

memory ASM1 3-16managing ASM1 3-2releasing ASM1 3-3using with local memory ASM1 3-11

glyphs Wkbk 7-32GNU C compiler Wkbk 9-1GNU make Wkbk 9-1graphical interface

callbacks Wkbk 7-11components Wkbk 7-6dialogs Wkbk 7-7icons Wkbk 7-6presentation object Wkbk 7-9

grid alignment DSM 4-47, DSM 4-48GridHeight gadget attribute DSM 4-47,

DSM 4-50GridHorizontal gadget attribute

DSM 4-47, DSM 4-50GridVertical gadget attribute DSM 4-47,

DSM 4-50GridWidth gadget attribute DSM 4-47,

DSM 4-50Group interface

and notice group objects ASM1 7-4get_all_notices operation ASM1 7-7get_notice operation ASM1 7-6get_notice_range operation ASM1 7-5get_notices operation ASM1 7-6

Hhas_action operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-13has_filter operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-13

has_policy_default operation ASM2 1-4,ASM2 1-13

headersin TEIDL implementations FSM 4-23in TEIDL programs FSM 4-34

helper process FSM 4-30heterogeneity Intro 1-5heterogeneous networks

described FSM 2-2heterogenous collections

described ASM2 2-1home region

defined ASM2 3-8honors keyword FSM 4-24host cache ASM1 8-2host_name_change operation ASM2 10-6hostid operation ASM1 9-24

IIBASE LCF 6-15, LCF B-53icon collections

in resource example DSM 4-11Icon interface DSM 4-5icon state list

entries DSM 4-7icon states Wkbk 7-10

and the presentation objects bitmap listDSM 4-8

icons Wkbk 7-6as objects DSM 2-10as sub-objects DSM 6-11–DSM 6-15basic interface class DSM 4-5collections

and command menus DSM 2-4and drag-and-drop DSM 2-3introduction DSM 2-3

grouping objects DSM 2-12

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identifying individual objectsDSM 2-11

identifying object states DSM 2-12identifying object types DSM 2-11in example resource DSM 4-11introduction DSM 2-10–DSM 2-12

identifying objects DSM 2-11resource object DSM 4-7use in drag and drop DSM 2-3uses DSM 2-10

identifying classes Wkbk 1-8IDL

attribute declarationsFSM 3-24–FSM 3-26

compiler FSM 3-4, Intro 2-6compiler output Intro 2-8compiling Wkbk 2-39components Wkbk 2-1constant declarations FSM 3-14context expression FSM 3-24data type mapping

FSM 3-13–FSM 3-14declarations FSM 3-9–FSM 3-14defined FSM 3-1derived interfaces

FSM 3-17–FSM 3-18described FSM 3-4–FSM 3-5exception declarations FSM 3-14forward declarations FSM 3-19header files Wkbk 2-40installation specification Wkbk 2-28interface definition

FSM 3-16–FSM 3-19,FSM 4-23

introduction Wkbk 1-3module definition FSM 3-14–FSM

3-16name resolution operator FSM 3-17name scoping resolution FSM 3-29

naming scopesFSM 3-28–FSM 3-31

operation declarationsFSM 3-19–FSM 3-24

operation parametersFSM 3-19–FSM 3-20

parameter mappingFSM 3-20–FSM 3-21

preprocessor directivesFSM 3-26–FSM 3-27

program specifiction Wkbk 2-18raising exceptions FSM 3-21,

FSM 3-21–FSM 3-24signatures FSM 6-11source code example FSM 3-7specification FSM 3-7–FSM 3-27Tivoli Extended IDL Intro 2-6Tivoli extended IDL Wkbk 2-1TME 10 ADE extensions FSM 4-11type declarations

FSM 3-10–FSM 3-14IDL compiler Wkbk 2-1IDL data types Wkbk 2-2IDL interfaces

inheriting ASM2 1-3IDL method callbacks DSM 2-18IDL sequences

using, with TAS ASM1 1-3idlarg utility FSM 4-80idlattr FSM 6-11idlcall FSM 6-9idlexception utility FSM 4-80idlinput utility FSM 4-79idlresult utility FSM 4-80IDRIVE LCF 6-15, LCF B-54ifstream_create function ASM1 5-2ifstream_seek function ASM1 5-5implementation keyword FSM 4-24implementation models Wkbk 2-19implementation specification

contents Wkbk 2-1defined Wkbk 2-12inheritance Wkbk 2-13

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method overides Wkbk 4-14Tivoli/Phone Wkbk 2-14

implementationsand interface inheritance FSM 4-11associating with interfaces FSM 4-24defined FSM 4-8inheritance FSM 4-10–FSM 4-11multiple, of an interface FSM 4-9of classes FSM 4-2of methods FSM 1-11of objects FSM 4-8–FSM 4-9of objects in TEIDL FSM 4-22relationship to clients

FSM 2-4–FSM 2-9separating from interfaces FSM 2-3,

FSM 3-2–FSM 3-31TEIDL body FSM 4-25TEIDL header FSM 4-23TEIDL inheritance FSM 4-25TEIDL preprocessor directive example

FSM 4-14TEIDL specification FSM 4-12,

FSM 4-23TME models FSM 5-13–FSM 5-15

implicit build rules Wkbk 9-6import file Wkbk 6-5importing profile records Wkbk 6-4inactive gadgets DSM 1-8, DSM 3-62Info structure ASM1 8-4inheritance

defined FSM 1-6of classes FSM 1-14of implementations

FSM 4-10–FSM 4-11of interfaces FSM 3-5–FSM 3-6of properties FSM 1-6–FSM 1-9of TEIDL implementations FSM 4-25operator FSM 4-10order of TME objects FSM 5-10

inheritance orderingdefined FSM 1-9

initializ operation ASM2 5-14,Wkbk 3-2

initialize keyword FSM 4-42,FSM 4-54, FSM 4-55

initializing client services Wkbk 8-5initpres DSM 4-7

and inituiattrs DSM 4-10syntax DSM 4-9typical use DSM 4-9use in example resource DSM 4-20

initpres command Wkbk 7-10,Wkbk 7-45

inituiattrs DSM 4-10and initpres DSM 4-10syntax DSM 4-10syntax components DSM 4-10use in example resource DSM 4-20

install packetsdefined ASM2 9-1, ASM2 9-4defining ASM2 9-7

install_directory operation ASM1 9-33installation ASM2 7-32

script FSM 4-22specifying a program FSM 4-40specifying an implementation

FSM 4-40TEIDL preprocessor directive example

FSM 4-19TEIDL specification

FSM 4-16–FSM 4-21, FSM4-40

installation imagescreating ASM2 9-12defining ASM2 9-1of applications ASM2 9-1

installation keyword FSM 4-40,FSM 4-41

installation servicesAppInstall interface ASM1 9-34executing system commands

ASM1 9-52

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making directories ASM1 9-48opening an Xterm session ASM1 9-52privileged file I/O ASM1 9-53reading remote files ASM1 9-35setting file status ASM1 9-44transferring files ASM1 9-49,

ASM1 9-51writing remote files ASM1 9-39

installation specificationcontents Wkbk 2-1defined Wkbk 2-28

install-time commands Wkbk 2-32Instance interface

get_manager operation ASM2 1-12get_type_name operation ASM2 1-4inheritance ASM2 1-10operations ASM2 1-4

instance librariesinherited interfaces ASM2 1-3

instance management Intro 3-5Instance Manager interface

get_instances_interface operationASM2 1-4

set_type_name operation ASM2 1-4instance manager library ASM2 1-1,

ASM2 1-12instance managers

adding supported policy ASM2 1-7and policy objects ASM2 1-6changing library entries ASM2 1-13creating ASM2 1-5creating instances ASM2 1-10creating new resource types ASM2 1-5described ASM2 1-1getting default policy ASM2 1-9getting supported policy objects

ASM2 1-8IDL interface definitions ASM2 1-14inherited interfaces ASM2 1-3library of ASM2 1-12listing ASM2 1-13

object references of notice groupsASM1 7-3

removing supported policy ASM2 1-7setting default policy ASM2 1-8Tivoli implementations ASM2 1-4

InstanceManager interfacecreate_instance operation ASM2 1-10get_instances_interface operation

ASM2 1-6inherited interfaces ASM2 1-3operations ASM2 1-4set_type_name operation ASM2 1-5

instancesdefined FSM 1-12encapsulating behavior FSM 4-4inherited interfaces ASM2 1-3

instantiable class objects FSM 4-3instantiable classes Wkbk 2-13

specifying FSM 4-24instantiation

defined FSM 4-8interface definition

attributes Wkbk 2-7contents Wkbk 2-1data types Wkbk 2-2exception declarations Wkbk 2-4operation signatures Wkbk 2-6specifying interfaces Wkbk 2-6

Interface Definition Languagesee IDL

interface repository ASM2 1-6,Wkbk 8-5

defined FSM 2-10interfaces Wkbk 1-8

and implementation inheritanceFSM 4-11

associating with implementations FSM 4-24

class implementation of FSM 4-2CORBA-compatible

FSM 3-5–FSM 3-7

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defined FSM 1-10, Wkbk 1-2defining CORBA-compliant FSM 3-3defining in IDL FSM 3-16–FSM 3-19derived FSM 3-17–FSM 3-18empty FSM 3-18forward declarations FSM 3-19IDL-defined FSM 3-6–FSM 3-7implementing CORBA-compliant

FSM 3-4inheritance FSM 3-5–FSM 3-6,

Wkbk 1-8multiple implementations FSM 4-9separating from implementations

FSM 2-3,FSM 3-2–FSM 3-31

supported by resource types ASM2 1-6to objects FSM 1-10–FSM 1-11

internal keyword FSM 4-52internal path

described FSM 4-21internationalization Wkbk 1-21internationalizing

dialogscreating DSM 4-56

inter-object message (IOM) servicebulk data transfer ASM1 1-45creating message keys ASM1 1-36data types ASM1 1-35described ASM1 1-35ending communication ASM1 1-41example ASM1 1-41handles ASM1 1-35opening a channel ASM1 7-18opening a channel between methods

ASM1 1-37processing data sent to endpoint

methods ASM2 5-72sending and receiving messages

ASM1 1-38using channels to pass data

ASM2 5-71

inter-object message service Wkbk 1-19,Intro 3-25

INTERP LCF 6-15, LCF B-54INTERP variable LCF 3-10interpreter operation ASM1 9-34interpreter type LCF 6-7, LCF A-7interpreter types LCF 3-14intrinsic method

defined FSM 4-26intrinsic methods Wkbk 2-20intrinsics keyword FSM 4-26ioch_recv LCF 4-37, LCF B-20,

LCF B-21, LCF B-22IOM ASM2 7-5

APIs LCF 4-28support for endpoints LCF 4-28use in LCF LCF 4-28

IOM channeldiagram Wkbk 5-3

IOM service Wkbk 1-19, Wkbk 2-22,Wkbk 5-2

IOM service.Seeinter-object message (IOM)service

iom_close LCF 4-30iom_close function ASM1 1-41iom_create function ASM1 1-36iom_destroy function ASM1 1-41iom_handle_t data type ASM1 1-36iom_key_compare function ASM1 1-36iom_key_size function ASM1 1-37iom_key_t data type ASM1 1-36iom_open LCF 4-30iom_open function ASM1 1-37iom_receive function ASM1 1-39iom_send LCF 4-30, LCF B-23iom_send function ASM1 1-38iom_spool_input function ASM1 1-45iom_spool_output function ASM1 1-47iom_timed_open function ASM1 1-38

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IP interfacesadding ASM1 9-28changing definition of ASM1 9-30changing TME database ASM1 9-32described ASM1 9-26getting by device name ASM1 9-28getting lists of ASM1 9-27lookback interface ASM1 9-29loopback interface ASM1 9-29,

ASM1 9-31notification of changes ASM1 9-31primary interface ASM1 9-31removing ASM1 9-29

is_validation_enabled operationASM2 3-13

istream_eof function ASM1 5-14istream_get_char function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_double function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_float function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_int function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_line function ASM1 5-3,

ASM1 5-4, ASM1 5-12istream_get_line_count function

ASM1 5-14istream_get_long function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_short function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_string function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_u_char function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_u_int function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_u_long function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_u_short function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_get_valist function ASM1 5-10,

ASM1 5-11istream_peek function ASM1 5-14,

ASM1 5-15istream_putback function ASM1 5-14,

ASM1 5-15iteration Wkbk 1-19, Wkbk 5-2,

Wkbk 5-13iterator implementation Wkbk 5-20Iterator interface

destroy operation ASM1 8-16example ASM1 8-16next_n operation ASM1 8-15next_one operation ASM1 8-15retrieving remaining instances

ASM1 8-12, ASM1 8-14iterator interface

for collections ASM2 2-18iterator objects

destroying ASM1 8-16getting multiple collection members

ASM2 2-19getting multiple items from

ASM1 8-15getting next collection member

ASM2 2-19getting next item from ASM1 8-15name registry ASM1 8-14releasing ASM2 2-20

iterator server Wkbk 5-14, Wkbk 5-18iterator-based operations Wkbk 2-25

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JJob data type ASM1 10-3, ASM1 10-6,

ASM1 10-8job_call field

defining ASM1 10-5job_t data type ASM2 6-12JobCompletion data type ASM1 10-8jobs

cancelling automatically ASM1 10-7creating ASM2 6-14creating scheduled, from task job

ASM2 6-16defining the associated method

ASM1 10-4deleting ASM2 6-14, ASM1 10-16described ASM2 6-12disabling ASM1 10-17disabling, based on execution time

ASM1 10-18editing ASM2 6-14, ASM1 10-12enabling ASM1 10-18executing ASM2 6-15finding in the scheduler ASM1 10-13finding, using execution time

ASM1 10-15notification ASM1 10-8removing, based on execution time

ASM1 10-16repeating ASM1 10-6retrying on failure ASM1 10-7scheduling ASM1 10-12structure of ASM1 10-3

KKerberos

authentication system ASM1 11-2principals ASM1 12-1, Intro 2-17realm Intro 2-18services Intro 2-17

keywordcontents DSM 3-60gadgets DSM 3-60

keywordsAttribute DSM 3-59attribute DSM 3-63

list of DSM 3-63–DSM 3-67DSL DSM 3-58

block DSM 3-59, DSM 3-60dialog DSM 3-58

gadget DSM 3-61TEIDL implementation body

FSM 4-26TEIDL implementation header

FSM 4-24TEIDL program body FSM 4-35TEIDL program header FSM 4-34Variables DSM 3-59

Llabel attribute ASM2 1-11LANG environment variable ASM1 6-2language bindings Wkbk 2-17,

Wkbk 2-41language environment

described ASM1 6-2last.cfg file LCF 3-6, LCF 3-9launching a dialog Wkbk 7-18launching processes LCF 4-30Layout gadget attribute DSM 4-48LCF

application development LCF 2-1CCMS LCF 7-1CCMS functions LCF 7-2compilation tools LCF 3-2environment variables LCF 3-5file input and output LCF 4-12IDL files LCF 3-2

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memory management LCF 4-3methods LCF 2-3overview LCF 1-1

programming environment LCF 2-1,LCF 3-1

sequence routines LCF 4-10task library LCF 8-1

LCF application development LCF 2-16,LCF 3-1

LCF applicationsdependencies LCF 6-1environment variables LCF 3-5

LCF Architecture LCF 1-2LCF debugging

lcfd LCF 3-12wdebug LCF 3-12

LCF methodsdebugging LCF 3-12environment LCF 3-5linking LCF 3-4

LCF objects LCF 2-5LCF tools

perl LCF 6-27LCF_BINDIR variable LCF 3-6,

LCF 3-9LCF_CACHEDIR variable LCF 3-6LCF_CATDIR variable LCF 3-9LCF_DATDIR directory LCF 2-12LCF_DATDIR variable LCF 2-12,

LCF 3-6, LCF 3-9LCF_ENV.BAT file LCF 3-11LCF_ENV.CMF file LCF 3-11lcf_env.sh LCF 2-12, LCF 3-7LCF_LIBDIR variable LCF 3-6,

LCF 3-9LCF_TMPDIR variable LCF 3-6LCF_TOOLSDIR variable LCF 3-9lcfd communication settings, last.cfg

LCF 2-12

lcfd communications settings LCF 2-12lcfd environment LCF 3-5LCFROOT variable LCF 3-8, LCF 3-10LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable LCF 3-10

variablesLD_LIBRARY_PATH LCF 3-11

legacy method callbacksintroduction DSM 2-28

LIB LCF 6-15, LCF B-54libccms_gui library Wkbk 7-45,

Wkbk 7-46libccms_lcf.a LCF 6-13

CCMSlibrary LCF 7-12

libccms_lcf.dll LCF 6-13, LCF 7-12libcpl LCF 5-1

callback registration functionsLCF 5-7

cpl_fclose LCF 5-6cpl_fopen LCF 5-7cpl_fprintf LCF 5-6cpl_getc LCF 5-7cpl_getcwd LCF 5-3cpl_gethostname LCF 5-5cpl_getopt LCF 5-4cpl_getpass LCF 5-4cpl_gettimeofday LCF 5-4cpl_insque LCF 5-12cpl_ltoa LCF 5-5cpl_putenv LCF 5-4cpl_remque LCF 5-12cpl_THREADyield LCF 5-10cpl_tmpdir LCF 5-10cpl_tmpfile LCF 5-9cpl_tmpnam LCF 5-10getenv LCF 5-4introduction LCF 5-1MSVC runtime LCF 5-5removing and inserting elements in a

queue LCF 5-12systhread LCF 5-10

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temporary file functions LCF 5-9UCB compatibility functions

LCF 5-10uname LCF 5-11wstat macros LCF 5-11

libmrtand Microsoft Visual C++ LCF 6-13C data types LCF 4-25exception LCF 4-6introduction LCF 2-4memory management LCF 4-2

LIBPATH variable LCF 3-10, LCF 3-11libraries

DEL DSM 8-1DEL functions

introduction DSM 1-13desktop commands

introduction DSM 1-12desktop services DSM 1-11dialog services and DEL DSM 8-1DTC DSM 7-1

and CMsg dialog variablesDSM 4-58

use DSM 4-11DTC functions

introduction DSM 1-12gadget DSM 5-1

and applications DSM 1-16and connection-oriented method

callbacks DSM 2-27and DSL dialogs DSM 1-15and DSL gadgets DSM 1-16and internationalized dialogs

DSM 4-59API DSM 5-5, DSM 5-49built-in callbacks DSM 5-67callbacks DSM 5-5class hierarchy DSM 5-51components of applications using

DSM 5-2

hierarchy DSM 5-49,DSM 5-51

introduction DSM 1-15

see also gadget librarytype safety DSM 5-15types DSM 5-57


TME 10 ADE DSM 5-1Library interface

has_action operation ASM2 1-4has_filter operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-13has_option operation ASM2 1-13has_policy_default operation

ASM2 1-4, ASM2 1-13inherited interfaces ASM2 1-3operations ASM2 1-4select_instance_managers operation

ASM2 1-4libtable library Wkbk 7-25libtask_lcf.a LCF 8-1License interface ASM2 9-15license key ASM2 9-13licensing

of applications ASM2 9-13lightweight client framework, overview

LCF 1-1linking LCF methods LCF 3-4list_ip_interfaces operation ASM1 9-27list_jobs operation ASM2 6-17list_tasks operation ASM2 6-17lists

example of DSM 4-36gadget types DSM 5-60

cursor types for DSM 5-61structures contained DSM 5-60use DSM 5-64

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literalsexpressing in Bourne shell binding

FSM 4-75local flags ASM2 5-43

local memoryallocating ASM1 3-8allocating an array ASM1 3-9allocating and attaching global memory

ASM1 3-11and global memory ASM1 3-11attaching global memory ASM1 3-13changing block size ASM1 3-8destroying a handle ASM1 3-7detaching global blocks ASM1 3-15detaching ORB memory ASM1 3-22example of interaction with global

memory ASM1 3-16in method implementations ASM1

3-22managing ASM1 3-7ORB-allocated ASM1 3-18string manipulation functions

ASM1 3-9local memory handle

defined ASM1 3-7local memory handles Wkbk 3-23local_lookup operation ASM1 8-10locales Wkbk 1-21

described ASM1 6-1setting ASM1 6-2

lock method FSM 5-51lock operation ASM1 4-6, ASM1 4-7lock promotion Wkbk 6-22log

default LCF 4-14lcfd.log LCF 4-14

log filedisplay threshold LCF 4-14,

LCF B-47introduction to LCF 4-15

setting display threshold LCF 4-14,LCF B-47

LogData LCF 4-16, LCF 4-24, LCF B-24

LogDeinit LCF 4-13, LCF 4-15,LCF 4-16, LCF 4-17,LCF B-25

LogGetAppName LCF 4-15, LCF 4-22,LCF B-26

LogGetDefault LCF 4-15, LCF 4-19,LCF B-27

LogGetOutputStdout LCF 4-15,LCF 4-21, LCF B-28

LogGetThreshold LCF 4-15, LCF 4-20,LCF B-29

logging a notice Wkbk 3-21,Wkbk 3-29, Wkbk 4-16

logging routinesLogData LCF 4-16LogDeinit LCF 4-15LogGetAppName LCF 4-15LogGetDefault LCF 4-15LogGetOutputStdout LCF 4-15LogGetThreshold LCF 4-15LogInit LCF 4-15LogInitAppend LCF 4-15LogMsg LCF 4-15LogQ LCF 4-15LogQGetBuffer LCF 4-15LogQueueAlloc LCF 4-15LogQueueDealloc LCF 4-15LogQueueGetSize LCF 4-15LogSetAppName LCF 4-15LogSetDefault LCF 4-15LogSetThreshold LCF 4-15

logging utility LCF 4-13

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LogInit LCF 4-14, LCF 4-15,LCF 4-16, LCF 4-20,LCF B-31

LogInitAppend LCF 4-15, LCF 4-17,LCF B-33

LogMsg LCF 4-15, LCF 4-17,LCF 4-18, LCF 4-22,LCF 4-24, LCF B-35,LCF B-36

LogQ LCF 4-15, LCF 4-22,LCF 4-24, LCF B-38

LogQGetBuffer LCF 4-15, LCF 4-24,LCF B-40

LogQueueAlloc LCF 4-15, LCF B-41LogQueueDealloc LCF 4-15, LCF B-42LogQueueGetSize LCF 4-15, LCF B-43LogSetAppName LCF 4-15, LCF 4-21,

LCF B-44LogSetDefault LCF 4-14, LCF 4-15,

LCF 4-19, LCF B-45LogSetOutputStdout LCF 4-15,

LCF 4-21, LCF B-46LogSetThreshold LCF 4-15, LCF 4-20,

LCF B-47Lookup interface

described ASM2 5-6exceptions ASM2 5-32get_db_members operation

get_db_members operationASM2 5-35

inheritance ASM2 5-32lookup_keys operation ASM2 5-33lookup_objects operation ASM2 5-34

lookup operation ASM1 3-20,ASM1 8-10

lookup_job operation ASM2 6-17lookup_keys operation ASM2 5-33lookup_labels operation ASM2 2-3,

ASM2 2-11

lookup_object operation ASM2 2-3,ASM2 2-10

lookup_objects operation ASM2 5-34lookup_task operation ASM2 6-17lseek_ex LCF 4-12, LCF B-49ltid LCF 3-2, LCF 3-3

Mmake_directory operation ASM1 9-48make_path LCF 4-12, LCF B-51make_record_key function Wkbk 7-41makedir_ex LCF 4-12managed nodes Intro 3-11

AppInstall interface ASM1 9-23described ASM1 9-23IDL definitions ASM1 9-54installation services ASM1 9-34SysInfo interface ASM1 9-23,

ASM1 9-24, ASM1 9-27,ASM1 9-33

system informationbasic configuration ASM1 9-24described ASM1 9-24IP interfaces ASM1 9-26memory size ASM1 9-25system date ASM1 9-25

system information,disk sizeASM1 9-25

TME configurationdescribed ASM1 9-33installation directory ASM1 9-33interpreter type ASM1 9-34ORB status ASM1 9-33

managed objectsdescribed ASM2 3-6direct ASM2 3-6indirect ASM2 3-6types of ASM2 3-6

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Managed_Node interfaceand managed node objects ASM1 9-23inheritance ASM1 9-23

ManagedNode class Wkbk 6-2ManagedNode module

Managed_Node interface ASM1 9-23net_drop data type ASM1 9-26

managing tabular data Wkbk 7-24managing TMRs Intro 1-15marshaling FSM 2-8–FSM 2-9marshalling routines LCF 4-25MDist LCF 1-2, LCF 2-20MDist service Wkbk 6-17MemberIterator interface

next parameter ASM2 2-19next paramters ASM2 2-20operations ASM2 2-3

MemberLabelIterator interfacenext parameter ASM2 2-19,

ASM2 2-20operations ASM2 2-3

memory corruptionavoiding FSM 6-11

memory leaksavoiding FSM 6-11

memory management LCF 4-3, Intro 3-23

and exceptions ASM1 3-23,Wkbk 3-23

CORBA and TME ASM1 3-1ex_delegate LCF 4-4ex_undelegate LCF 4-5global.Seeglobal memory, managingin CORBA environment FSM 6-11local.Seelocal memory, managingroutines LCF 4-2, LCF 4-4using exceptions ASM1 2-20with TAS library functions

ASM1 1-62memory_size operation ASM1 9-25

message catalogmanaging messages DSM 3-76

message catalog objectusing to access catalog ASM1 6-17

message catalogs LCF 4-7, LCF 4-8,DSM 2-9, Wkbk 1-22,Intro 3-25

and _new macros ASM1 2-11binding messages ASM1 6-6,

ASM1 6-8Boolean data in ASM1 6-4creating ASM1 6-13creating binary versions ASM1 6-16creating entries for exceptions

ASM1 2-23creating source files ASM1 6-13default messages ASM1 6-14described ASM1 6-1destroying message handles

ASM1 6-12directives ASM1 6-3DSL DSM 3-78embedded message directives

ASM1 6-6embedded messages ASM1 6-10enumerated data in ASM1 6-4format of ASM1 6-3installing binaries ASM1 6-16iterator directives ASM1 6-5message bodies ASM1 6-3message chains ASM1 6-10retrieving messages ASM1 6-6sets ASM1 6-3supported by exceptions ASM1 2-1supported by Tivoli exception types

ASM1 6-9time directives ASM1 6-6translating ASM1 6-13using in exceptions ASM1 2-17variables ASM1 6-3

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X/Open model ASM1 6-2,ASM1 6-9

Message data type ASM1 7-4message handles

creating ASM1 6-6destroying ASM1 6-7, ASM1 6-12

message keyscomparing ASM1 1-36described ASM1 1-35, ASM1 1-36getting the size of ASM1 1-37

message semaphores FSM 5-44message variables ASM1 6-3MessageIterator interface ASM1 7-7,

ASM1 7-8, ASM1 7-15destroy_iterator operation ASM1 7-8next_messages operation ASM1 7-8

messagesbinding ASM1 6-6, ASM1 6-8binding exceptions ASM1 6-9compound, creating LCF 4-8default ASM1 6-14DSL DSM 3-78identifying FSM 1-10polymorphic FSM 1-9–FSM 1-10

metaclass keyword FSM 4-24metaclasses Wkbk 2-13

described FSM 4-4–FSM 4-7specifying FSM 4-24

method activation Intro 2-22server execution Intro 2-24server types Intro 2-23

method binaries Wkbk 2-28method cache LCF 2-6method dependencies.Seedependenciesmethod execution styles Wkbk 2-20method implementation

defined FSM 1-11method template files FSM 4-22method templates Wkbk 2-41METHODPATH variable Wkbk 2-33

methodsand dependencies LCF 6-1and operations FSM 1-11ANSI C signatures

FSM 4-73–FSM 4-75as external programs DSM 2-17compiling LCF 3-3components of FSM 5-5defined FSM 1-2defining for jobs ASM1 10-4encapsulating in classes FSM 1-13environment LCF 3-5example FSM 1-3full framework LCF 2-2helperless FSM 4-30identifying as object attributes

FSM 4-52IDL files LCF 3-2implementing FSM 1-11, FSM 5-5implementing group as a program

FSM 4-35in CORBA environment FSM 3-3of TME objects FSM 5-5parameters FSM 1-11programming techniques for

multi-threadedFSM 5-25–FSM 5-26

signatures FSM 5-5specifying FSM 4-26specifying as a C function FSM 4-26specifying as a C program FSM 4-26specifying as a command FSM 4-26specifying as a shell script FSM 4-26specifying functions to execute on

invocation FSM 4-35specifying in TEIDL FSM 4-30specifying intrinsic FSM 4-26specifying names in TEIDL FSM 4-36specifying special execution

environment FSM 4-26specifying, to retrieve attribute

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specifying, to set attribute FSM 4-26TEIDL implementation-defined

FSM 4-30TEIDL intrinsic FSM 4-32with helper process FSM 4-30

methods in LCF LCF 2-3methods keyword FSM 4-26mg_calloc LCF 4-3mg_calloc function ASM1 3-2mg_cleanup LCF 4-3mg_free LCF 4-3mg_free function ASM1 3-3,

ASM1 3-12mg_malloc LCF 4-3mg_malloc function ASM1 3-2mg_realloc LCF 4-3mg_realloc function ASM1 3-3mg_set_free function ASM1 3-6mg_set_malloc function ASM1 3-5mg_set_realloc function ASM1 3-5mg_strchg function ASM1 3-4mg_strdup LCF 4-3mg_strdup function ASM1 3-4Mid-level Manager LCF 2-13, LCF 2-15Mid-level manager LCF 2-17mkdir_ex LCF B-52ml_attach_addr function ASM1 3-13ml_attach_malloc function ASM1 3-11ml_attach_Object_reference function

ASM1 3-21ml_attach_ORB_* functions ASM1 3-22ml_attach_ORB_generic function

ASM1 3-21ml_attach_ORB_output function

ASM1 3-18ml_attach_ORB_result function

ASM1 3-19ml_attach_struct function ASM1 3-13ml_attach_struct_malloc function

ASM1 3-12ml_calloc LCF 4-4ml_calloc function ASM1 3-9ml_create LCF 4-3ml_create function ASM1 3-7ml_delegate_destroy_to_ORB function

ASM1 3-22ml_destroy LCF 4-4ml_destroy function ASM1 3-7,

ASM1 3-11,ASM1 3-13, ASM1 3-14,Wkbk 3-23

ml_detach function ASM1 3-11,ASM1 3-13, ASM1 3-15,ASM1 3-21

ml_ex_attach_addr function ASM1 3-24,ASM1 3-25

ml_ex_attach_malloc function ASM1 3-24ml_ex_attach_Object_reference function

ASM1 3-24ml_ex_attach_ORB_generic function

ASM1 3-24ml_ex_attach_ORB_outputfunction

ASM1 3-24ml_ex_attach_ORB_result function

ASM1 3-24ml_ex_attach_struct function ASM1 3-24,

ASM1 3-25ml_ex_attach_struct_malloc function

ASM1 3-24ml_ex_calloc LCF 4-4ml_ex_calloc function ASM1 3-24ml_ex_delegate_destroy_to_ORB function

ASM1 3-24ml_ex_detach function ASM1 3-24ml_ex_functions ASM1 2-20ml_ex_malloc LCF 4-4ml_ex_malloc function ASM1 3-24ml_ex_realloc LCF 4-4

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ml_ex_realloc function ASM1 3-24ml_ex_strchg function ASM1 3-24ml_ex_strdup LCF 4-4ml_ex_strdup function ASM1 3-24ml_free LCF 4-4ml_functions ASM1 2-20ml_malloc LCF 4-4ml_malloc function ASM1 3-8ml_realloc LCF 4-4ml_realloc function ASM1 3-8ml_strchg function ASM1 3-10ml_strdup LCF 4-4ml_strdup function ASM1 3-9ml_t data type ASM1 3-7ml_to_mg LCF 4-4modality Wkbk 7-24modelling

entities FSM 1-5–FSM 1-11modify_phone_entry operation

Wkbk 3-31, Wkbk 7-41modifying profile records Wkbk 3-30module definitions

in IDL FSM 3-14–FSM 3-16move_records operation ASM2 5-31,

Wkbk 4-21move_to_policy_region operation

ASM2 3-10mrt_expand_variable LCF 4-36,

LCF B-53mrt_get_principal LCF B-60mrt_machine_id LCF 4-37, LCF B-61mrt_set_method_exit_mode LCF 4-37,

LCF B-62mrt_set_upcall_timeout LCF 4-35,

LCF B-64mrt_test_dependency LCF 4-37Msg directive DSM 2-9msg_add function ASM1 6-10,

ASM1 7-16

msg_cat directory ASM1 6-17msg_destroy function ASM1 6-12msg_new function ASM1 7-15MSGCAT LCF 6-15, LCF B-54msvc_stat_macros LCF 5-5MSVCRT4.0 DLL LCF 6-13multiple inheritance FSM 5-10

defined FSM 1-8Multiplexed Distribution LCF 1-2MultiStateIcon interface DSM 4-5

and Presentation interface DSM 4-6state-dependent icons DSM 4-5

mutate keyword FSM 4-26mutator functions FSM 2-25, FSM 4-29,

FSM 4-32, FSM 4-66mutexes

deadlock mechanisms FSM 5-51defined FSM 5-21described FSM 5-23friendly FSM 5-39using FSM 5-37

mutual exclusion semaphores FSM 5-45

NName gadget attribute DSM 4-35name operation ASM1 9-24name registry

and create_notice_group operationASM1 7-3

and TAS library ASM1 8-17and Tivoli Management Region (TMR)

ASM1 8-2changing an entry ASM1 8-8described ASM1 8-1getting all instances of a type

ASM1 8-11getting object reference of ASM1 8-3

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IDL definition of interfacesASM1 8-18

iterator interface ASM1 8-14iterator interface example ASM1 8-16list of resource types ASM1 8-5looking up an instance ASM1 8-10object aliases ASM1 8-13organization of ASM1 8-1registering instance manager libraries

ASM2 1-12registering instances ASM1 8-6registering new instances ASM2 1-11registering new resource types

ASM2 1-5registering resource types ASM1 8-3removing an instance ASM1 8-9removing resource types ASM1 8-5

name resolution operator FSM 3-17name space

locking FSM 5-48naming scopes

in IDL FSM 3-28–FSM 3-31nested collections ASM2 2-1, ASM2 2-4NestedCollection interface

associated object type ASM2 2-2described ASM2 2-4, ASM2 3-5operations ASM2 2-3provided by TME 10 ADE ASM2 2-4

net_drop data type ASM1 9-26network

one-way and two-way connectionsIntro 1-10

network scalabilitydefinition Intro 1-10

next_entries operation Wkbk 2-25,Wkbk 5-17

next_job operation ASM1 10-14next_messages operation ASM1 7-8next_n operation ASM1 8-14,

ASM1 8-15CollectionIterator interface ASM2 2-3

described ASM2 2-19MemberIterator interface ASM2 2-3MemberLabelIterator interface

ASM2 2-3next_n_jobs operation ASM1 10-14next_one operation

as a component of an iterator interfaceASM2 2-18

as a component of the name registryiterator interface ASM1 8-14

CollectionIterator interface ASM2 2-3described ASM2 2-19, ASM1 8-15MemberIterator interface ASM2 2-3MemberLabelIterator interface

ASM2 2-3NL_MSGMAX constant ASM1 6-3NL_TEXTMAX constant ASM1 6-10NLSPATH variable LCF 3-10,

ASM1 6-17nmval data type ASM2 5-19, Wkbk 3-11nmval_list data type Wkbk 3-19,

Wkbk 4-4NO_ARGUMENT_CHECK flag FSM 6-4nobody account Wkbk 1-17NodeConfiguration interface

host_name_change operationASM2 10-6

remove_host operation ASM2 10-8non-instantiable classes

specifying FSM 4-24non-parallel servers FSM 5-15non-XPM bitmap editors

and creating TME 10 bitmapsDSM 3-80

conversion to XPM DSM 3-80example XPM conversion DSM 3-81TME 10 filters DSM 3-80

notice groupscancelling subscriptions ASM1 7-12creating ASM1 7-3

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example of getting all noticesASM1 7-9

expiration of ASM1 7-10getting IDs ASM1 7-5logging notices ASM1 7-15retrieving all notices ASM1 7-7subscribing to ASM1 7-11,

ASM1 7-12notice_select attribute ASM1 7-19notice_stream attribute ASM1 7-19notice_sync attribute ASM1 7-19NoticeManager interface ASM1 7-3notices Wkbk 3-21

retrieving ASM1 7-6retrieving ranges of ASM1 7-6

notificationbulletin boards ASM1 7-11cancelling subscriptions ASM1 7-12choosing transmission style based on

method activationASM1 7-19

creating notice groups ASM1 7-3getting subscription lists ASM1 7-13IDL definitions ASM1 7-19illustrated ASM1 7-2listing read notices ASM1 7-13logging notices ASM1 7-15managing notice groups ASM1 7-4notice expiration ASM1 7-10notice groups ASM1 7-1notice priority ASM1 7-4,

ASM1 7-17pre-defined groups ASM1 7-2querying notice groups ASM1 7-5retrieving all notices ASM1 7-7retrieving notices ASM1 7-6retrieving ranges of notices ASM1 7-6subscribing to groups ASM1 7-12subscriptions ASM1 7-1transmission types ASM1 7-18using an IOM channel ASM1 7-19

using the normal mechanismASM1 7-19

with TAS library functionsASM1 1-62

notification services Intro 3-17notify_ip_change operation ASM1 9-31nw_echo_command_to_console

LCF 4-37, LCF B-65

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communicating with clients FSM 2-16defined FSM 2-3in CORBA environment FSM 3-3relationship to TME clients

FSM 2-5–FSM 2-6returning data FSM 2-8

object instantiationdefined FSM 4-3

object interface FSM 6-16–FSM 6-17object keyword FSM 4-24Object Management Group

CORBA specification Intro 1-8introduction Intro 1-8

object oriented analysis Wkbk 1-5object reference

defined FSM 2-3, FSM 2-7object reference parameter FSM 6-2object references

all instances of resouce typesASM1 1-55

all registered instances of resourcesASM1 1-55

associating names with ASM1 8-1finding distinguished objects

ASM1 1-50finding, using TAS library functions

ASM1 1-50of administrators ASM1 1-51

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of instances of resources ASM1 1-53of multiple instances of resources

ASM1 1-54of name registries ASM1 1-50of named classes ASM1 1-52of notice group registries ASM1 1-51of object/class libraries ASM1 1-51of schedulers ASM1 1-52of task Libraries ASM1 1-51of TME servers ASM1 1-52

Object Request Broker (ORB)communication Intro 2-3

object request broker. See ORBobject request broker.See ORBObject_duplicate function FSM 6-16object_get_all operation ASM1 8-13Object_is_nil function FSM 6-16OBJECT_NIL Wkbk 3-19, Wkbk 5-14Object_release function FSM 6-16ObjectInfo data type ASM1 8-6ObjectLabel data type Wkbk 3-18object-oriented systems

programming concepts FSM 1-2programming on distributed systems

FSM 1-14–FSM 1-17objects

abstract class FSM 4-3and CORBA DSM 4-1and gadget library DSM 5-14and policy regions ASM2 3-4as models FSM 1-5–FSM 1-11attributes FSM 5-5classes of FSM 1-12–FSM 1-14classless FSM 4-2–FSM 4-3communicating with FSM 1-4creating from a class in TEIDL FSM

4-8defined FSM 1-2described FSM 1-2–FSM 1-4encapsulating FSM 2-2grouping DSM 2-12

grouping as icon collections DSM 2-12

icons as DSM 2-11identifying DSM 2-11

individual DSM 2-11types DSM 2-11

identifying for client service requestsFSM 6-2

identifying methods as attributesFSM 4-52

implementing FSM 4-8–FSM 4-9implementing in TEIDL FSM 4-22inheriting attributes

FSM 1-6–FSM 1-9initializing in TEIDL FSM 4-54instantiable class FSM 4-3interacting with TME objects

FSM 5-7–FSM 5-8interfaces to FSM 1-10–FSM 1-11metaclass FSM 4-4–FSM 4-7MultiStateIcon DSM 4-5

methods contained DSM 4-5MultiStateIcons

attributes DSM 4-5organizing for security ASM1 11-3policy-driven ASM2 1-9presentation DSM 4-6

and initpres DSM 4-9and storing dialog descriptors

DSM 4-6attributes DSM 4-6initialization DSM 4-9methods contained DSM 4-6retrieving dialogs from DSM 4-9

pseudo-objects FSM 6-18resource

as icons DSM 4-7specifying implemenation and

installation details FSM 4-1specifying program to initialize

FSM 4-42

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TME implementations ofFSM 5-2–FSM 5-13

ofstream_create function ASM1 5-2ofstream_insert function ASM1 5-8ofstream_remove_bytes function

ASM1 5-9ofstream_replace_bytes function

ASM1 5-9ofstream_seek function ASM1 5-5ofstream_trunc function ASM1 5-8OMG

CORBA specification Intro 1-8introduction Intro 1-8

OMG IDLdefined DSM 4-2

one-way connections Intro 1-10open_ex LCF 4-12, LCF B-66operation bindings Wkbk 2-17operation name

defined FSM 2-2operation privileges Wkbk 1-16operation signature

defined FSM 1-11operation signatures Wkbk 2-6operations

and methods FSM 1-11CORBA semantics FSM 1-17defined FSM 1-11IDL declarations

FSM 3-19–FSM 3-24IDL parameters

FSM 3-19–FSM 3-20IDL parameters mapping

FSM 3-20–FSM 3-21in CORBA environment FSM 3-3redefining inherited FSM 3-6,

FSM 3-17redirecting implementations

ASM2 10-5storing FSM 5-4

operations.See also methods

ORBallocated memory and local handles

ASM1 3-18cascaded calls FSM 2-18–FSM 2-22crossing process boundaries

FSM 2-16–FSM 2-17defined DSM 4-1, FSM 1-16,

FSM 2-3delivering requests FSM 2-7determining transaction type

ASM1 4-4interface to pseudo objects FSM 6-18interfaces FSM 2-4,

FSM 2-9–FSM 2-13performance issues

FSM 2-20–FSM 2-22security issues FSM 2-20–FSM 2-22see TME ORBTME implementation

FSM 2-15–FSM 2-26transmitting notification ASM1 7-18

ORB_object_to_string function FSM 6-19ORB_string_to_object function FSM 6-19os_name operation ASM1 9-24os_release operation ASM1 9-25os_version operation ASM1 9-24ostream_put_char function ASM1 5-6,

ASM1 5-7ostream_put_double function ASM1 5-6,

ASM1 5-7ostream_put_float function ASM1 5-6,

ASM1 5-7ostream_put_int function ASM1 5-6,

ASM1 5-7ostream_put_long function ASM1 5-6,

ASM1 5-7ostream_put_short function ASM1 5-6,

ASM1 5-7ostream_put_string function ASM1 5-6,

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ostream_put_u_char function ASM1 5-6,ASM1 5-7

ostream_put_u_int function ASM1 5-6,ASM1 5-7

ostream_put_u_long function ASM1 5-7ostream_put_u_short function ASM1 5-6,

ASM1 5-7ostream_put_ulong function ASM1 5-6ostream_put_valist function ASM1 5-6,

ASM1 5-7out-of-cache dependency LCF 6-25overiding implementations Wkbk 2-15overriding method implementations

Wkbk 4-14

Pparallel daemons Wkbk 2-22parallel servers

advantages FSM 5-22available semaphores FSM 5-27available timer services FSM 5-27calling POSIX signals FSM 5-28controlling data access FSM 5-21deadlocks FSM 5-24defined FSM 4-36described FSM 5-15disadvantages FSM 5-22–FSM 5-23implementing FSM 5-21–FSM 5-31mutexes FSM 5-23POSIX thread routines FSM

5-28–FSM 5-31programming with FSM 5-26race conditions FSM 5-21,

FSM 5-24safe programming techniques FSM

5-25spawning new threads FSM 5-26thread deadlocks FSM 5-21

TME concurrence FSM 5-31–FSM 5-55

parameterspassing to and from clients FSM 3-20

parent recordsattributes ASM2 5-57default policy ASM2 5-55described ASM2 5-54, ASM2 5-55dynamic inheritance ASM2 5-55generating default values ASM2 5-60getting and setting default policy

ASM2 5-61setting ASM2 5-60

parent stubs Wkbk 4-14partial dialog assimilation

example DSM 3-54specification in DSL DSM 3-52using small code fragments DSM 3-52

partial push operations ASM2 5-41partial_pull operation ASM2 5-51partial_push operation ASM2 5-48partition attribute Wkbk 3-8, Wkbk 3-9partitions

defined ASM2 5-6patchgen LCF 6-4path keyword FSM 4-52PATH variable LCF 3-10paths

special symbols for specifyinginstallation ASM2 9-5

specifying single method for allplatforms FSM 4-42

TEIDL specification exampleFSM 4-21

pattern rules Wkbk 9-10PBM bitmap editors

conversion to XPM DSM 3-80pe_classname field Wkbk 3-7per method keyword FSM 4-35,

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per method serversexecution style FSM 5-14implementing FSM 5-15–FSM 5-16

perl LCF 6-27Perl regular expression notation

ASM1 1-58per-method servers Wkbk 2-21,

Wkbk 2-27persistence

defined FSM 5-13persistent attribute storage

FSM 2-24–FSM 2-25persistent objects FSM 5-13persistent state data Wkbk 5-18persistent transaction storage FSM 2-26phone list import file Wkbk 6-5phone.init script Wkbk 2-32phone_core method binary Wkbk 2-31Phone_prog1 server program Wkbk 2-25Phone_prog2 server program Wkbk 2-26phone_query method binary Wkbk 2-31phone_ui method binary Wkbk 2-31Phone_ui_prog1 server program

Wkbk 2-27PhoneEndpoint class

implementation specification Wkbk2-17

installation specification Wkbk 2-34program specification Wkbk 2-27

PhoneEntryGUI interfaceinheritance Wkbk 2-8ui_phone_props Wkbk 1-12, Wkbk

2-27PhoneEntryInfo data type Wkbk 3-13,

Wkbk 3-16, Wkbk 3-17,Wkbk 3-25, Wkbk 3-33,Wkbk 6-5, Wkbk 6-18,Wkbk 7-26, Wkbk 7-39

PhoneEntryInfo type Wkbk 2-2,Wkbk 2-3

PhoneEntryInfoList data type Wkbk 7-31PhoneListGUI interface

ui_phone_props Wkbk 7-19PhoneListIterator interface

defined Wkbk 2-8destroy_iterator Wkbk 2-25,

Wkbk 5-17next_entries Wkbk 2-25,

Wkbk 5-17PhoneListProfile

find_by_name Wkbk 2-25get_all_entries Wkbk 5-16,

Wkbk 7-29modify_phone_entry Wkbk 7-41PhoneEntryInfo data type Wkbk 7-26,

Wkbk 7-39ui_phone_props Wkbk 7-43

PhoneListProfile classdesign Wkbk 1-8implementation specification

Wkbk 2-14installation specification Wkbk 2-28method binaries Wkbk 2-31program specification Wkbk 2-24

PhoneListProfile interfaceauthorization map Wkbk 1-16characteristics Wkbk 1-8create_phone_entries Wkbk 3-17,

Wkbk 4-22create_phone_entry Wkbk 3-17delete_phone_entries Wkbk 3-27delete_phone_entry Wkbk 3-27exceptions Wkbk 1-18find_by_name Wkbk 5-16get_all_entries Wkbk 2-25get_phone_entries Wkbk 3-22,

Wkbk 4-22get_phone_entry Wkbk 3-22inheritance Wkbk 1-12, Wkbk 2-8modify_phone_entry Wkbk 3-31

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PhoneEntryInfo data type Wkbk 2-2,Wkbk 2-3, Wkbk 3-25,Wkbk 3-33, Wkbk 6-5,Wkbk 6-18

PhoneEntryInfoList Wkbk 7-31supported operations Wkbk 1-10

platformscreating install packets for multiple

ASM2 9-2platform-specific build rules Wkbk 9-7plbo interface

characteristics Wkbk 1-13definition Wkbk 2-11discover_phonelist Wkbk 2-27,

Wkbk 4-17, Wkbk 6-4implementation of Wkbk 2-17,

Wkbk 6-2inheritance Wkbk 2-11update_phone Wkbk 2-27,

Wkbk 6-15plbo_prog1 server program Wkbk 2-27pm_classname field Wkbk 3-7pm_val_remove_subscribers operation

ASM2 5-69pm_val_remove_subscription operation

ASM2 5-70pm_val_subscribers operation ASM2 5-69pm_val_subscription operation

ASM2 5-70pol_default_name function ASM2 3-11pol_same_regions function ASM2 3-10pol_validation_enabled function

ASM2 3-14pol_validation_name function ASM2 3-11policy Intro 3-7

defining for a new class ASM2 3-19described ASM2 3-1fetching policy records Wkbk 4-3getting the current ASM2 3-11IDL definitions ASM2 3-20

in CCMS applications ASM2 3-1,ASM2 3-14

in profile-based applications ASM2 5-54

initial profile policy Wkbk 3-10policy records Wkbk 3-4script-valued policy Wkbk 3-12setting Wkbk 4-6setting default policy ASM2 3-12setting validation policy ASM2 3-12supporting check_policy ASM2 10-15throwing exceptions ASM2 3-17types ASM2 1-6validatation with TAS library functions

ASM1 1-62validating in profiles ASM2 5-62

policy object interfacecreating implementation definitions

ASM2 3-21installation specification ASM2 3-22

policy objects ASM2 3-7and instance managers ASM2 1-6creating ASM2 3-19defined ASM2 3-2initializing ASM2 3-23validation policy ASM2 3-7

policy records Wkbk 3-4, Wkbk 3-10,Wkbk 4-3

policy regionsand other objects ASM2 3-4and security groups ASM1 11-6creating instances of ASM2 3-5defined ASM2 3-2described ASM2 3-4getting default policy ASM2 3-10getting lists of managed objects

ASM2 3-8managed resources ASM2 3-7moving objects between ASM2 3-10PolicyRegion interface ASM2 3-5removing managed objects ASM2 3-7

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setting default policy ASM2 3-12setting policy ASM2 3-10setting validation policy ASM2 3-12subregions ASM2 3-5

policy validation Wkbk 4-12policy_validation operation ASM2 3-13policy-driven objects

comparing home regions ofASM2 3-10

creating instances of ASM2 1-10,ASM2 3-9

described ASM2 1-9finding ASM2 1-11finding home regions of ASM2 3-9getting instance manager of

ASM2 1-12getting types of ASM2 1-11in a policy region ASM2 3-8inheriting CollectionMember interface

ASM2 2-2moving, between policy regions

ASM2 3-10setting labels of ASM2 1-11

policy-driven resourcesdefined ASM2 3-2

PolicyDrivenBase interface Wkbk 2-11_set_label operation ASM2 10-9described ASM2 1-9get_resource_host operation

ASM2 1-11inheritance ASM2 1-3, ASM2 1-9,

ASM2 2-2, ASM2 3-8label attribute ASM2 1-11

PolicyObject interfaceget_default operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-9get_default_policies operation

ASM2 1-4, ASM2 1-8get_validation operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-9

get_validation_policies operationASM2 1-4, ASM2 1-8

operation ASM2 1-4PolicyObjectAdmin

add_validation operation ASM2 1-4remove_default operation ASM2 1-4set_default operation ASM2 1-4set_validation operation ASM2 1-4

PolicyobjectAdminremove_validation operation

ASM2 1-4PolicyObjectAdmin interface

add_default operation ASM2 1-4,ASM2 1-7

add_validation operation ASM2 1-7operations ASM2 1-4remove_default operation ASM2 1-7remove_validation operation

ASM2 1-7set_default operation ASM2 1-8set_validation operation ASM2 1-8

PolicyRegion interface ASM2 10-15add_instance_manager operation

ASM2 3-7and policy regions ASM2 3-5check_policy operation ASM2 3-18,

ASM2 5-62create_pr operation ASM2 3-5get_instance_manager_list operation

ASM2 3-8get_policy_default operation

ASM2 3-11get_validation_default operation

ASM2 3-11inheritance ASM2 3-5is_validation_enabled operation

ASM2 3-13operations ASM2 3-6policy_validation operation

ASM2 3-13remove_instance_manager operation

ASM2 3-7

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set_policy_default operationASM2 3-12

set_policy_validation operation ASM2 3-12

PolicyRegion operationcheck_policy operation ASM2 3-17

PolicyRegionAdmin interfacedescribed ASM2 1-10, ASM2 3-5move_to_policy_region operation

ASM2 3-10PolicyRegionInfo interface

described ASM2 1-10get_policy_region operation

ASM2 3-9get_policy_region_name operation


polymorphic messagesFSM 1-9–FSM 1-10

polymorphism Wkbk 2-12defined FSM 1-9support of multiple implementations

FSM 4-9populate operation Wkbk 3-17,

Wkbk 4-16, Wkbk 6-4POSIX signals

calling FSM 5-28POSIX thread routines FSM 5-28–FSM

5-31post-distribution processing Wkbk 6-14PPM bitmap editors

conversion to XPM DSM 3-80preprocessor directives

define FSM 3-26IDL FSM 3-26–FSM 3-27include FSM 3-26pragma generate FSM 3-27sample program FSM 4-16TEIDL implementation FSM 4-55

Presentation interface Wkbk 7-9and MultiStateIcon interface DSM 4-6

lists maintained DSM 4-7and initpres DSM 4-7bitmap DSM 4-8dialog DSM 4-8dialog and icon state DSM 4-8icon state DSM 4-7parent list DSM 4-8

presentation interface DSM 4-6presentation objects Wkbk 7-9

and initpres DSM 4-9bitmap list DSM 4-8dialog list DSM 4-8icon state list DSM 4-7

components of entries DSM 4-7entries DSM 4-7example DSM 4-7

initialization DSM 4-9, DSM4-9–DSM 4-10

introduction DSM 4-6parent list DSM 4-8retrieving dialogs from DSM 4-9

principal Intro 2-21Principal interface

and the principal pseudo-objectASM1 11-7

Capability data type ASM1 11-8clear_caller_key operation

ASM1 11-10clear_capabilities operation

ASM1 11-9clear_delegate_credentials operation

ASM1 11-12create_caller_key operation

ASM1 11-9create_delegate_credentials operation

ASM1 11-11get_caller_key operation ASM1 11-10get_capabilities operation ASM1 11-8get_name operation ASM1 11-8get_original_capabilities operation

ASM1 11-9

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set_caller_key operation ASM1 11-10set_capabilities operation ASM1 11-9set_delegate_credentials operation

ASM1 11-12principal name Intro 2-17principal objects

and security ASM1 11-7getting and setting capabilities

ASM1 11-8getting the names of ASM1 11-8passing encryption keys ASM1 11-9saving and reusing credentials

ASM1 11-11principals

defined ASM1 11-2private keys

checking ASM2 9-14creating ASM2 9-14defined ASM2 9-13

privdefault keyword FSM 4-45,FSM 4-51

PRIVELEGED_FILEIO role ASM1 9-54privilege

verifying for users ASM1 11-1privilege keyword FSM 4-45,

FSM 4-47, FSM 4-51privileged_files_transfer operation

ASM1 9-53privileged_make_directory operation

ASM1 9-54privileged_read_dir operation ASM1 9-54privileged_read_from_file operation

ASM1 9-53privileged_receive_files operation

ASM1 9-53privileged_remove_files operation

ASM1 9-54privileged_set_file operation ASM1 9-54privileged_stat_file operation ASM1 9-54privileged_transmit_files operation

ASM1 9-53privileged_write_to_file operation

ASM1 9-53privileges Wkbk 1-16

specifying for methods LCF 3-4processes

launching LCF 4-30profile databases

adding records ASM2 5-21as a component of CCMS ASM2 5-3attribute format ASM2 5-19changing associated objects

ASM2 5-28changing record keys ASM2 5-29creating ASM2 5-15deleting ASM2 5-16deleting records ASM2 5-22described ASM2 5-5finding profile objects ASM2 5-34finding sources of records ASM2 5-30getting all records ASM2 5-35getting and setting validation policy

ASM2 5-67getting associated profile endpoint

methods ASM2 5-75getting information about records

ASM2 5-23getting records ASM2 5-22getting single attributes ASM2 5-25logging changes to records

ASM2 5-30merging ASM2 5-41operations ASM2 5-14parent records ASM2 5-54partitions ASM2 5-6, ASM2 5-35r_local flag ASM2 5-29r_readonly flag ASM2 5-29record conflicts ASM2 5-44record format ASM2 5-17removing attributes ASM2 5-27searching ASM2 5-32

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searching for keys ASM2 5-33setting attribute values ASM2 5-26setting or getting conflict policy for

ASM2 5-53setting validation policy for records

ASM2 5-65transferring records between

ASM2 5-31validating manually ASM2 5-66validating records ASM2 5-64validation records ASM2 5-54

profile endpoint methodsapplication-specific ASM2 5-70getting, associated with profile database

ASM2 5-75processing data sent through IOM

channels ASM2 5-72registering ASM2 5-74signature ASM2 5-71using IOM channels to pass data to

ASM2 5-71writing ASM2 5-71

profile endpoints Wkbk 1-7, Wkbk 6-1as a component of CCMS ASM2 5-3described ASM2 5-2, ASM2 5-12pushing from ASM2 5-46

Profile interface_get_validation_enabled Wkbk 4-11and profile objects ASM2 5-9attributes ASM2 5-9, Wkbk 2-7controlling validation through profile

objects ASM2 5-67copy_records Wkbk 4-21copy_records operation ASM2 5-31db_name attribute Wkbk 3-8,

Wkbk 3-9default_pull operation ASM2 5-52default_push operation ASM2 5-49default_push_params Wkbk 3-10default_push_params attribute

ASM2 5-49, Wkbk 3-8disable_validation Wkbk 4-9

disable_validation operationASM2 5-68

enable_validation Wkbk 4-9enable_validation operation

ASM2 5-68get_default_policies Wkbk 4-3get_defaults_policies operation

ASM2 5-61get_validation_policies Wkbk 4-5get_validation_policies operation

ASM2 5-67initializ operation ASM2 5-14move_records Wkbk 4-21move_records operation ASM2 5-31partition attribute Wkbk 3-8,

Wkbk 3-9populate Wkbk 3-17, Wkbk 4-16,

Wkbk 6-4profile_organizer attribute Wkbk 3-9pull operation ASM2 5-51push operation ASM2 5-48record_key attribute Wkbk 3-8remove Wkbk 4-14set_default_policies Wkbk 4-6set_defaults_policies operation

ASM2 5-62set_validation_policies Wkbk 4-6set_validation_policies operation

ASM2 5-68setting policy through profile objects

ASM2 5-61standard implementations Wkbk 4-1the_context attribute Wkbk 3-8,

Wkbk 3-9validate operation ASM2 5-66,

Wkbk 4-12Profile interface profile_organizer attribute

Wkbk 3-8profile managers

as a component of CCMS ASM2 5-3cancelling subscriptions ASM2 5-39creating ASM2 5-69

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dataless mode LCF 7-4, LCF 7-6described ASM2 5-1, ASM2 5-11force all pushes in dataless mode

LCF 7-8getting subsription hierarchy ASM2

5-40in the LCF environment LCF 7-3merging profiles in dataless mode

LCF 7-8policy in ASM2 5-68pushing from ASM2 5-46subscribers ASM2 5-36subscribing to ASM2 5-38validating policy ASM2 5-69

profile objectsand default policy ASM2 5-61described ASM2 5-7enabling and disabling validation

ASM2 5-68finding ASM2 5-34pushing from ASM2 5-48setting associated records ASM2 5-28using to control validation ASM2 5-67

profile organizers ASM2 5-3described ASM2 5-6Lookup interface ASM2 5-32pulling from ASM2 5-50

profile records Wkbk 3-13profile_organizer attribute Wkbk 3-8,

Wkbk 3-9ProfileBase interface ASM2 5-10profile-based applications.SeeConfiguration

and Change Management SystemProfileEndpoint class Wkbk 1-12ProfileEndpoint interface

Configuration and Change ManagementSystem module ASM1 9-23

inherited interfaces ASM2 5-13ProfileManager class ASM2 5-69ProfileManager interface

inherited interfaces ASM2 5-12

ProfileManagerPolDef interfaceand the default object ASM2 5-68create_profile_manager operation

ASM2 5-69described ASM2 5-69

ProfileManagerPolVal interfaceand the validation policy object

ASM2 5-69validation policies ASM2 5-69

ProfileOrganizer interfacecreate_db Wkbk 3-2create_profile operation ASM2 5-14described ASM2 5-12, ASM2 5-13inherited interfaces ASM2 5-6validate Wkbk 4-13

profilesattributes ASM2 5-5creating ASM2 5-14described ASM2 5-1, ASM2 5-3,

ASM2 5-4design criteria Wkbk 1-7distributing ASM2 5-16distribution operations ASM2 5-41IDL definitions ASM2 5-76policy validation in profiles

ASM2 5-62relationship to profile organizers

ASM2 5-7program keyword FSM 4-34program methods Wkbk 2-19program specification Wkbk 2-18

contents Wkbk 2-1programming environment LCF 2-1,

LCF 3-1CORBA-compliant

FSM 3-3–FSM 3-4programming techniques

for multi-threaded methodsFSM 5-25–FSM 5-26

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programsspecifying to be multi-threaded

FSM 4-35TEIDL body FSM 4-35TEIDL header FSM 4-34TEIDL specification FSM 4-15–FSM

4-16Propagation interface

described ASM2 5-6get_conflict_policy operation

ASM2 5-53partial_pull operation ASM2 5-51partial_push operation ASM2 5-48pull operation ASM2 5-50push operation ASM2 5-46set_conflict_policy operation

ASM2 5-53protection domains

described FSM 5-34pseudo-objects

BOA interface FSM 6-20defined FSM 6-18interfaces FSM 6-18–FSM 6-26ORB interface FSM 6-18principal objects ASM1 11-7TypeCode interface FSM 6-21

pull operations ASM2 5-50data types ASM2 5-46one-step ASM2 5-44Profile operation ASM2 5-51Propagation interface ASM2 5-50recursive ASM2 5-44validating ASM2 5-64

push operationsdata types ASM2 5-46force levels ASM2 5-42in profile distribution ASM2 5-41one-step ASM2 5-44Profile interface ASM2 5-48Propagation interface ASM2 5-46recursive ASM2 5-44validating ASM2 5-64

push_params data type Wkbk 3-10

Qquery

IDL listing ASM2 8-4introduction ASM2 8-1

Query Interface ASM2 8-2

queuing delaysin daemon servers FSM 5-17

Rr_fixed flag Wkbk 3-33r_readonly flag Wkbk 3-32race conditions

described FSM 5-24on parallel servers FSM 5-21

Range data type ASM1 7-5, ASM1 7-13RCS ASM1 5-1RDBMS Interface Module. See RIMRDBMS_Interface ASM2 7-5,

ASM2 7-6IDL listing ASM2 7-39

RE_ABS_FILENAME constantASM1 1-58

re_after_match function ASM1 1-59RE_ARGS_DELIM constant ASM1 1-58RE_ASSIGN constant ASM1 1-58re_before_match function ASM1 1-59re_create function ASM1 1-59RE_FILENAME constant ASM1 1-58re_get_all operation ASM1 8-12RE_GID constant ASM1 1-58RE_HOSTNAME constant ASM1 1-58re_match function ASM1 1-59

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RE_REL_FILENAME constantASM1 1-58

re_search_string function ASM1 1-59re_substitute function ASM1 1-61re_substitute_global function ASM1 1-61re_t data type ASM1 1-58RE_UID constant ASM1 1-58RE_USERNAME constant ASM1 1-58RE_WS constant ASM1 1-58RE_WS_OPT constant ASM1 1-58read/write locks FSM 5-41read_all_notices operation ASM1 7-14read_dir operation ASM1 9-46read_ex LCF 4-12, LCF B-68read_from_file operation ASM1 9-35read_notice operation ASM1 7-14read-only records Wkbk 3-24receive_files operation

and transmit_files operationASM1 9-50

using ASM1 9-49record keys

changing ASM2 5-29record_key attribute Wkbk 3-7,

Wkbk 3-8records

adding ASM2 5-21changing associated profile objects

ASM2 5-28conflict flags ASM2 5-44finding sources ASM2 5-30getting ASM2 5-22getting single attributes ASM2 5-25removing attributes ASM2 5-27setting attributes ASM2 5-26setting validation policy ASM2 5-65

reference relationships FSM 5-12region_get_all operation ASM1 8-13register_app operation ASM2 5-74register_event operation ASM1 4-10

registering as a client Wkbk 8-2Registration interface ASM2 5-13

get_registered_app operationASM2 5-75

register_app operation ASM2 5-74regular expressions Intro 3-26

accessing a match ASM1 1-59creating ASM1 1-59data type ASM1 1-58in find_member operation ASM2 2-14matching ASM1 1-59processing with TAS ASM1 1-58replacing matches in strings

ASM1 1-61using with input streams ASM1 5-17

related methods Wkbk 4-2remove operation ASM2 10-9,

ASM1 8-5, Wkbk 4-14remove_alias operation ASM1 12-3remove_attributes operation ASM2 5-27remove_backref operation ASM2 2-3remove_default operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-7remove_file operation ASM1 9-47remove_host operation ASM2 10-8remove_instance_manager operation

ASM2 3-7remove_ip_interface operation ASM1 9-32remove_n_objects operation ASM2 2-3,

ASM2 2-7remove_object operation ASM2 2-3,

ASM2 2-7remove_validation operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-7remove_values operation ASM1 8-9removing a profile Wkbk 4-14rename_file_ex LCF 4-12, LCF B-70RepeatRetryData data type ASM1 10-6,

ASM1 10-8

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repository name Wkbk 8-6resolve tag LCF 6-6resource

example DSM 4-11–DSM 4-33files DSM 4-11installing DSM 4-20–DSM 4-22interaction with dialogs

DSM 4-26–DSM 4-33node object attributes DSM 4-11starting DSM 4-23–DSM 4-25

Resource interface ASM1 8-2add operation ASM1 8-3add_value operation ASM1 8-3,

ASM1 8-7add_values operation ASM1 8-7change_label operation ASM1 8-9get operation ASM1 8-5get_all operation ASM1 8-11get_resources operation ASM1 8-5Info structure ASM1 8-4local_lookup operation ASM1 8-10lookup operation ASM1 3-20,

ASM1 8-10object_get_all operation ASM1 8-13re_get_all operation ASM1 8-12region_get_all operation ASM1 8-13remove operation ASM1 8-5remove_values operation ASM1 8-9set operation ASM1 8-5set_values operation ASM1 8-8

Resource Roles dialogof the TMF user interface ASM1 11-5

resource typeschanging name registry information

ASM1 8-5creating ASM2 1-5creating instances of ASM2 1-10getting default policy ASM2 1-9Info structure ASM1 8-4interfaces supported by ASM2 1-6list of instances ASM1 8-11

listing ASM1 8-5policy-driven objects ASM2 1-9registering instances of ASM1 8-6registering with the name registry

ASM1 8-3removing ASM1 8-5setting default policy ASM2 1-8

resourcesgetting collection memberships

ASM2 2-9getting configuration information

ASM2 5-1managing ASM2 1-1managing with policies ASM2 3-1organizing within applications

ASM2 2-1registering new types ASM2 1-5setting type names ASM2 1-5

ReThrow LCF 4-6ReThrow statement ASM1 2-15retrieving records Wkbk 3-22reusable objects FSM 5-6–FSM 5-7RGB

in TME 10 desktop service DSM 3-82RIM ASM2 7-1

architecture ASM2 7-3changing rows in the database

ASM2 7-17connecting to a database ASM2 7-9creating a RIM object ASM2 7-7error logging ASM2 7-8example code ASM2 7-33exceptions ASM2 7-8header files ASM2 7-6IDL definition ASM2 7-39implementation classes ASM2 7-6inserting rows into the database

ASM2 7-18installation ASM2 7-32link libraries ASM2 7-6log file ASM2 7-8

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services ASM2 7-6structures ASM2 7-7transactions ASM2 7-16

RIM APIs ASM2 7-4RIM commands

wcrtrim ASM2 7-2, ASM2 7-7,ASM2 7-33

RIM host ASM2 7-2connecting to ASM2 7-9setting ASM2 7-2

RIM log ASM2 7-8RIM module ASM2 7-6RIM object

creating ASM2 7-7RIM objects ASM2 7-6RIM operations

RIM_commit ASM2 7-16RIM_connect ASM2 7-9,

ASM2 7-10RIM_convert_describe_output

ASM2 7-30, ASM2 7-32RIM_create_table ASM2 7-12RIM_delete_rows ASM2 7-27RIM_delete_table ASM2 7-12,

ASM2 7-15RIM_describe_table ASM2 7-30RIM_execute_sql ASM2 7-28RIM_insert_rows ASM2 7-18RIM_insert_rows2 ASM2 7-19RIM_release ASM2 7-9, ASM2

7-12RIM_retrieve_rows ASM2 7-24RIM_retrieve_rows2 ASM2 7-25RIM_rollback ASM2 7-17RIM_update_rows ASM2 7-21RIM_update_rows2 ASM2 7-22

RIM_commit ASM2 7-16RIM_connect ASM2 7-9, ASM2 7-10

exceptions ASM2 7-11RIM_convert_describe_output

ASM2 7-30, ASM2 7-32

RIM_create_table ASM2 7-12exceptions ASM2 7-15

RIM_delete_rows ASM2 7-27RIM_delete_table ASM2 7-12,

ASM2 7-15exceptions ASM2 7-16

RIM_describe_table ASM2 7-30RIM_execute_sql ASM2 7-28RIM_insert_rows ASM2 7-18

exceptions ASM2 7-19, ASM2 7-28RIM_insert_rows2 ASM2 7-19RIM_objects module ASM2 7-6RIM_release ASM2 7-9, ASM2 7-12RIM_retrieve_rows ASM2 7-24

exceptions ASM2 7-25RIM_retrieve_rows2 ASM2 7-25

exceptions ASM2 7-27RIM_rollback ASM2 7-16, ASM2 7-17RIM_update_rows ASM2 7-21

exceptions ASM2 7-22RIM_update_rows2 ASM2 7-22

exceptions ASM2 7-23roles FSM 4-45, Wkbk 1-14

defined ASM1 11-2hierarchy of ASM1 11-2

roles keyword FSM 4-45, FSM 4-51rules.mk file Wkbk 9-10RUN LCF 6-15, LCF B-54run_display_query ASM2 8-3run-time exceptions FSM 2-13,

FSM 6-14run-time functions

TME FSM 6-12–FSM 6-15run-time libraries FSM 2-12

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Sscalability LCF 2-19, Wkbk 5-1

network—definition Intro 1-10scalable input Wkbk 5-2, Wkbk 6-17scheduler

cancelling and retrying jobsASM1 10-7

defining methods ASM1 10-4deleting jobs ASM1 10-16disabling jobs ASM1 10-17editing jobs ASM1 10-12enabling jobs ASM1 10-18example ASM1 10-9finding jobs ASM1 10-13IDL definitions ASM1 10-19job structure ASM1 10-3notifying user when jobs are executed

ASM1 10-8repeating jobs ASM1 10-6scheduling jobs ASM1 10-12

scheduling servicesfrequency-based scheduling Intro 3-13introduction Intro 3-12job scheduling Intro 3-13job status notification Intro 3-15multiple TMRS Intro 3-16retry on failure Intro 3-14schedule management Intro 3-14time-based scheduling Intro 3-13

script data type ASM2 5-58security Intro 2-16

authentication ASM1 11-1,Intro 2-17

introduction Intro 2-16Kerberos Intro 2-17

authorization ASM1 11-1,FSM 4-45, Wkbk 1-14,Intro 2-17

introduction Intro 2-16system privilege Intro 2-18

cascaded operations Intro 2-19

IDL definitions ASM1 11-12in the TME ASM1 11-2machine boundaries Intro 2-19method invocation Intro 2-21object groups Intro 2-19of applications ASM1 11-1privileges Wkbk 1-16

security groupsassigning roles to administrators

ASM1 11-5creating ASM1 11-6described ASM1 11-3example ASM1 11-4

security issuesin TEIDL FSM 4-45

segmentation errorsavoiding FSM 6-11

select_instance_managers operationASM2 1-4, ASM2 1-13

semaphoresattempting to get FSM 5-27attempting to get, with data FSM 5-27attempting to signal FSM 5-27described FSM 5-44destroying FSM 5-27enhancements FSM 5-27initializing FSM 5-27message FSM 5-44mutual exclusion FSM 5-45signalling FSM 5-27signalling, with data FSM 5-27synchronization FSM 5-47waiting for FSM 5-27waiting for, with data FSM 5-27

senior authorization role ASM2 3-23,ASM1 11-2, ASM1 12-3

seq.h LCF 4-10seq_add function ASM1 1-5seq_append function ASM1 1-9seq_cmp function ASM1 1-11seq_combine function ASM1 1-10

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seq_copy function ASM1 1-10seq_diff function ASM1 1-14seq_find function ASM1 1-8seq_free function ASM1 1-3seq_free_buffer function ASM1 1-11seq_get function ASM1 1-4seq_init function ASM1 1-4seq_insert function ASM1 1-6seq_intersection function ASM1 1-14seq_len function ASM1 1-4seq_new function ASM1 1-3seq_remove function ASM1 1-7seq_replace function ASM1 1-8seq_union function ASM1 1-13seq_unique function ASM1 1-15sequence data type ASM1 1-3, FSM 3-12sequence elements

adding and removing ASM1 1-5appending ASM1 1-5finding the number of ASM1 1-4inserting ASM1 1-6removing ASM1 1-7replacing ASM1 1-8retrieving a data element ASM1 1-4searching for ASM1 1-8

sequence_t data type ASM1 1-2sequence_t type LCF 4-11sequences Wkbk 2-3

adding and removing elementsASM1 1-5

allocating on the heap ASM1 1-3allocating on the stack ASM1 1-4and the TAS library ASM1 1-2appending ASM1 1-9combining ASM1 1-10comparing ASM1 1-11copying ASM1 1-10creating ASM1 1-3finding intersection of two ASM1 1-14

finding the difference between two setsASM1 1-14

finding the number of elementsASM1 1-4

finding union of two ASM1 1-13freeing ASM1 1-11removing duplicate elements from a set

ASM1 1-15searching for an element ASM1 1-8sequence_t type LCF 4-11treating as sets ASM1 1-12use of LCF 4-10using IDL, with TAS ASM1 1-3

server execution stylesin TME FSM 5-14–FSM 5-15specifying in TEIDL FSM 4-36

server processesaccomodating different objects

FSM 4-35executing only one method FSM 4-35specifying as daemons FSM 4-35specifying as non-ORB-activated

daemons FSM 4-35server programs Wkbk 2-20server skeletons ASM1 4-4, Wkbk 1-19,

Wkbk 2-2, Wkbk 2-40described FSM 2-4, FSM 2-12

server typesspecifying in TEIDL FSM 4-37TME FSM 5-13–FSM 5-14

serversdefined FSM 1-16implementing daemon

FSM 5-16–FSM 5-20implementing per method

FSM 5-15–FSM 5-16service providers

isolating from requestors FSM 2-2service requestors

isolating from providers FSM 2-2

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session timeout LCF 4-34set operation ASM1 8-5set_caller_key operation ASM1 11-10set_capabilities operation ASM1 11-9set_capability operation ASM1 12-4set_conflict_policy operation ASM2 5-53set_default operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-8set_default_policies operation Wkbk 4-6set_defaults_policies operation

ASM2 5-62set_delegate_credentials operation

ASM1 11-12set_file operation ASM1 9-44set_imp_free function ASM1 3-22set_ip_interface operation

and get_ip_interface operationASM1 9-30

notification ASM1 9-32restrictions ASM1 9-31using ASM1 9-30

set_lang LCF 4-37, LCF B-71set_policy_default operation ASM2 3-12set_policy_validation operation

ASM2 3-12set_read_list operation ASM1 7-13set_record_flags operation Wkbk 4-10set_record_obj operation ASM2 5-28set_record_parent operation ASM2 5-60set_record_validation operation

ASM2 5-65set_records operation ASM2 5-26set_sensitive operation Wkbk 7-12set_type_name operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-5set_validation operation ASM2 1-4,

ASM2 1-8set_validation_policies operation

ASM2 5-68, Wkbk 4-6

set_values operation ASM2 5-26,ASM1 8-8, Wkbk 3-33, Wkbk 4-6

setgid function ASM1 11-2setting policy records Wkbk 4-6setuid function ASM1 11-2setup scripts

location LCF 3-7, LCF 3-8variables set LCF 3-9

setup scripts for endpoints LCF 3-7shared daemons Wkbk 2-23shared keyword FSM 4-35, FSM 4-36shared servers FSM 4-36,

FSM 5-14–FSM 5-15shell keyword FSM 4-26SHLIB_PATH variable LCF 3-10,

LCF 3-11Show gadget attribute DSM 4-36signature

defined FSM 3-2single inheritance

defined FSM 5-10sleep functions

replacement for FSM 5-28spawning a thread Wkbk 5-11special characters

in DSL DSM 3-57list of DSM 3-57–DSM 3-58

including in Bourne shell bindingFSM 4-75

specializationdefined FSM 1-7

splicer functions ASM1 5-3, ASM1 5-4,ASM1 5-12, ASM1 5-14

spool_data function ASM1 1-46starting a transaction Wkbk 8-2startup keyword FSM 4-35, FSM 4-38static binding

defined FSM 5-6

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still_alive LCF 4-33, LCF 4-37,LCF B-72

strftime function ASM1 6-6string data type FSM 3-12string manipulation functions

described ASM1 3-4local memory ASM1 3-9

stub names Wkbk 2-39subregions ASM2 3-5subscribe operation ASM2 5-38subscribe_group operation ASM1 7-12subscribe_groups operation ASM1 7-12Subscribee interface ASM2 5-12,

ASM2 5-36subscribe operation ASM2 5-38unsubscribe operation ASM2 5-39

Subscriber interfacedescribed ASM2 5-7, ASM2 5-36get_subscription_tree operation ASM2

5-40subscriptions attribute ASM2 5-38

subscriptionscancelling ASM2 5-39hierarchy ASM2 5-40types ASM2 5-37

super authorization role ASM2 3-23,ASM1 11-2, ASM1 12-3

supply_data function ASM1 1-49supported operating systems LCF 3-14synchronization semaphores FSM 5-47synchronizing the gateway after dependency

changes LCF 6-19SysAdmin module

IDL definition ASM2 3-25inheriting from SysAdmin module

ASM2 2-4Instance interface ASM2 1-3InstanceManager interface ASM2 1-3Library interface ASM2 1-3PolicyDrivenBase interface ASM2 1-9

PolicyObject interface ASM2 1-3PolicyObjectAdmin interface

ASM2 1-3SysInfo interface

add_ip_interface operationnASM1 9-28

avail_space operation ASM1 9-25contact_host operation ASM1 9-33del_ip_interface operation ASM1 9-29described ASM1 9-24get_ip_interface operation ASM1 9-28install_directory operation ASM1

9-33interpreter operation ASM1 9-34

list_ip_interfaces operationASM1 9-27

memory_size operation ASM1 9-25notify_ip_change operation

ASM1 9-31operations ASM1 9-24set_ip_interface operation ASM1 9-30system_time operation ASM1 9-25system_timezone operation

ASM1 9-25SYSTEM LCF 6-16, LCF B-54system commands

executing ASM1 9-52privileged file I/O ASM1 9-53

system managementwith managed nodes ASM1 9-23

system operation ASM1 9-52system_time operation ASM1 9-25system_timezone operation ASM1 9-25SystemException class ASM1 2-2systhread LCF 5-10

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Tt_stat data type ASM1 9-43, ASM1 9-46t_TypeCode_decode function Wkbk 5-8Table controls Wkbk 7-24table manager library

cell text function Wkbk 7-38defined Wkbk 7-25defining columns Wkbk 7-34display cache Wkbk 7-26expose mechanism Wkbk 7-38manipulating rows Wkbk 7-40registering with Wkbk 7-32requirements Wkbk 7-25sorting records Wkbk 7-37TME support dialogs Wkbk 7-43

TableMgrGuiDlgs presentation objectWkbk 7-11, Wkbk 7-45

tar file ASM1 9-49TAS library

directory services ASM1 1-50directory services of name registry

ASM1 8-17encrypting and decrypting data

ASM1 1-55functions provided by ASM1 1-1handling doubly linked lists

ASM1 1-16initializing ASM1 1-1inter-object message service

ASM1 1-35, ASM1 7-18managing memory ASM1 1-62pol_same_regions function

ASM2 3-10pol_validation_enabled function

ASM2 3-14processing regular expressions

ASM1 1-58using notification system ASM1 1-62validating policy ASM1 1-62working with sequences ASM1 1-2

TAS run-time library Intro 3-22

tas_decrypt function ASM1 1-56tas_encrypt function ASM1 1-56tas_init function ASM1 1-1tas_system_encrypt function ASM1 1-57task libraries

defaults policy in ASM2 6-19described ASM2 6-2, ASM2 6-3policy in ASM2 6-18querying ASM2 6-17validation policy in ASM2 6-20

Task librarydata types LCF 8-1header files LCF 8-2IDL types LCF 8-2initializing the type repository

LCF 8-1libtask_lcf.a LCF 8-1

task library Intro 3-28for LCF LCF 8-1

Task Library class ASM2 6-18task repository ASM2 6-5task_t data type ASM2 6-4TaskLibrary interface

batch_run_task operation ASM2 6-9change_job operation ASM2 6-14change_task operation ASM2 6-6create_job operation ASM2 6-14create_scheduled_job operation

ASM2 6-16create_task operation ASM2 6-5delete_job operation ASM2 6-14delete_task operation ASM2 6-6described ASM2 6-3execute_job operation ASM2 6-15execute_task operation ASM2 6-6list_jobs operation ASM2 6-17list_tasks operation ASM2 6-17lookup_job operation ASM2 6-17lookup_task operation ASM2 6-17

TaskLibraryPD interfaceand the defaults object ASM2 6-18

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described ASM2 6-19operations ASM2 6-19

TaskLibraryPV interfaceand the validation policy object


taskscreating ASM2 6-5deleting ASM2 6-6described ASM2 6-1, ASM2 6-4editing definitions of ASM2 6-6executing ASM2 6-6IDL definitions ASM2 6-20using jobs to define.Seejobs

tasks, running non-Console applicationsLCF A-11


tds_table_add_column functionWkbk 7-34, Wkbk 7-35

tds_table_add_row function Wkbk 7-40tds_table_change_row function Wkbk 7-40tds_table_change_row_by_key function

Wkbk 7-40tds_table_expose_cb callback Wkbk 7-38tds_table_load_cache function Wkbk 7-27tds_table_register_table function

Wkbk 7-32tds_table_set_sort_column function

Wkbk 7-37TEIDL

access control specification FSM 4-20accessor and mutator functions

FSM 4-32adding behavior to existing method

implementations FSM 4-66ANSI C language binding

FSM 4-69–FSM 4-75attribute specification FSM 4-28BNF grammar description

FSM 4-84–FSM 4-88

Bourne shell bindingFSM 4-75–FSM 4-83

class creation FSM 4-7–FSM 4-8command method binding FSM 4-83common output files FSM 4-60constant specification FSM 4-27CORBA files generated

FSM 4-59–FSM 4-60data type specification FSM 4-27defined DSM 4-1described FSM 3-4,

FSM 4-11–FSM 4-12extensions to IDL FSM 4-11file including scheme FSM 4-84implementation-defined methods

FSM 4-30inheritance support FSM 4-11intrinsic methods FSM 4-32method name specification FSM 4-36method specification FSM 4-30object creation from classes FSM 4-8object implementation FSM 4-22object initialization FSM 4-54path specification example FSM 4-21security issues FSM 4-45server execution style specification

FSM 4-36server type specification FSM 4-37specification components FSM 4-14specification keywords FSM 4-40start-up specification FSM 4-38TME files generated FSM 4-59TME output FSM 4-57–FSM 4-59

TEIDL compiler FSM 4-2, FSM 4-7,FSM 4-10

operation FSM 4-83–FSM 4-84output FSM 4-55–FSM 4-57output files FSM 4-55preprocessors FSM 4-84

TEIDL implementationbody FSM 4-25body keywords FSM 4-26

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header FSM 4-23header keywords FSM 4-24inheritance FSM 4-25location FSM 4-52preprocessor directives FSM 4-55scheme FSM 4-12specification FSM 4-12, FSM 4-23specification constructs FSM 4-23

TEIDL installationcomponents FSM 4-42constructs FSM 4-40specification FSM 4-16–FSM 4-21,

FSM 4-40specification body FSM 4-41specification components FSM 4-19specification header FSM 4-40

TEIDL output filesauxiliary header FSM 4-60auxiliary source FSM 4-60configuration script FSM 4-60,

FSM 4-68CORBA method template FSM 4-63defines header FSM 4-61, FSM 4-67installation tar FSM 4-60main program FSM 4-61method templates FSM 4-62private header FSM 4-66public header FSM 4-64TME method template FSM 4-62TME skeleton liners FSM 4-61TME stub wrappers FSM 4-61

TEIDL programbody FSM 4-35body keywords FSM 4-35constructs FSM 4-34example of body FSM 4-38header FSM 4-34header keywords FSM 4-34specification FSM 4-15–FSM 4-16,

FSM 4-34TEMP LCF 6-16, LCF B-54text gadgets DSM 3-62

the_context attribute Wkbk 3-8,Wkbk 3-9

thread_signal function FSM 5-28threaded keyword FSM 4-35, FSM 4-36threads

concurrency FSM 5-31critical section locking FSM 5-37friendly mutexes FSM 5-39mutexes FSM 5-37protection domains FSM 5-34read/write locks FSM 5-41semaphores FSM 5-44spawning Wkbk 5-11spawning new FSM 5-26use with IOM Wkbk 5-3

threads critical section locking FSM 5-37Throw LCF 4-6throw

defined ASM1 2-1Throw statement ASM1 2-9, ASM1 2-26ThrowExErrorMsg LCF 4-7TIDL compiler Wkbk 2-33, Wkbk 2-39tidlc LCF 3-2tidlc command FSM 4-7, Wkbk 2-39timeout

cancelling FSM 5-28specifying FSM 4-34

timeout keyword FSM 4-34, FSM 4-37timeout/untimeout interface FSM 5-27timer services

enhancements to FSM 5-27TISDIR variable LCF 3-10TitlePos gadget attribute DSM 4-37tiv_create_process LCF 4-31, LCF B-73tiv_create_process_ui LCF 4-31,

LCF B-75tiv_io_create LCF 4-31, LCF B-77tiv_io_destroy LCF 4-31, LCF B-79tiv_spawn LCF 4-31, LCF B-80tiv_spawn_ui LCF 4-31, LCF B-82

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tiv_user_token_create LCF 4-31,LCF B-84

tiv_user_token_destroy LCF 4-31,LCF B-86

tiv_wait LCF 4-31, LCF B-87Tivoli C-language bindings

and transactions ASM1 4-3Tivoli client

required files FSM 4-69Tivoli exception hierarchy ASM1 2-4Tivoli Extended IDL

compiler Intro 2-6compiler output Intro 2-8

Tivoli Management Environmentarchitecture overview Intro 1-4Object Request Broker (ORB)

Intro 2-3Tivoli Management Environment 10

introduction Intro 1-1Tivoli Management Platform

available architectures Intro 1-5CORBA compliance Intro 1-4introduction Intro 1-2

Tivoli Management Region (TMR)administrator collections ASM1 12-4and instance managers ASM2 1-1and name registry ASM1 8-2message catalog directory ASM1 6-17scheduling jobs ASM1 10-2

Tivoli Name Registry Wkbk 2-33introduction Intro 1-13

Tivoli Productivity Package Wkbk 9-1Tivoli server

required files FSM 4-69Tivoli/AEF Wkbk 1-20Tivoli/Phone

authorization map Wkbk 1-15classes Wkbk 1-8database design Wkbk 1-5get_cell_data function Wkbk 7-39introduction Wkbk 1-4

make_record_key Wkbk 7-41PhoneListProfile class behavior

Wkbk 1-8source code Wkbk 9-1

Tivoli/Visual DSL Wkbk 7-8tmcmd utility ASM1 4-12TME

administrator collections ASM1 12-4classes FSM 4-2–FSM 4-8,

FSM 5-8client-server programs FSM

4-68–FSM 4-69concurrency FSM 5-31–FSM 5-55critical section locking FSM 5-37database of principals ASM1 11-2exceptions FSM 4-57–FSM 4-58friendly mutexes FSM 5-39licensing scheme ASM2 9-13mutexes FSM 5-37nested transactions FSM 4-57objects and instance objects FSM 4-4read/write locks FSM 5-41run-time functions

FSM 6-12–FSM 6-15security ASM1 11-2semaphores FSM 5-44server execution styles FSM

5-14–FSM 5-15server types FSM 5-13–FSM 5-14TEIDL output FSM 4-57–FSM 4-59transaction duration locks

threadstransaction duration locks

FSM 5-48TME 10

introduction Intro 1-1TME 10 ADE LCF 2-2, LCF 2-4,

LCF 2-13, LCF 3-1TME 10 ADE documentation library

Intro 5-1Application Services Manual Intro 5-3

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Desktop Services Manual Intro 5-5Introduction to TME 10 ADE Intro 5-2TME 10 ADE Master Index Intro 5-9TME 10 Framework Services Manual

Intro 5-3TME 10 Programmer’s Reference

Manual Intro 5-8User Interface Style Guide Intro 5-8

TME 10 ADE extended interface definitionlanguage. See TEIDL

TME 10 ADE installationcommand line installation Intro 6-12hardware requirements Intro 6-3procedure Intro 6-4software requirements Intro 6-2

TME 10 Desktopfeatures DSM 1-9GUI development

system advantages DSM 1-17introduction DSM 1-2operation DSM 1-3presentation independence DSM 1-9

TME 10 DSLintroduction DSM 3-56

TME 10 FrameworkAPI Intro 1-4introduction Intro 1-2

TME 10 ORB Wkbk 5-1TME clients

relationship to object implementationsFSM 2-5–FSM 2-6

requesting services FSM 6-1–FSM6-10

TME concurrencyavoiding deadlocks FSM 5-51–FSM

5-55protection domains FSM 5-34

TME databaseverifying and repairing problems in

ASM2 10-1TME desktop Wkbk 7-1

TME dialogsand desktop variables DSM 2-33command and method invocation

DSM 2-2contents DSM 2-2description DSM 2-1descriptors

generating DSM 2-7interacting with DSM 2-8introduction DSM 2-6

drag and drop invocation DSM 2-3internationalized DSM 2-8message catalogs DSM 2-9Msg directive DSM 2-9states DSM 2-5–DSM 2-6

transitions DSM 2-6TME files

generated by TEIDL FSM 4-59method template FSM 4-59private header FSM 4-59private source FSM 4-59public header FSM 4-59skeleton liner FSM 4-59stub wrapper FSM 4-59

TME frameworkinstalling applications ASM1 9-23

TME implementation modelsFSM 5-13–FSM 5-15

daemon servers FSM 5-13external daemon servers FSM 5-13parallel servers FSM 4-36per method servers FSM 5-13server types and execution styles

FSM 4-39shared servers FSM 4-36, FSM 5-14

TME objectsadvantages of inheritance FSM 5-11and TME instance objects FSM 4-4attributes FSM 5-5attributes and behaviors

FSM 5-4–FSM 5-5

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characteristics FSM 5-2class relationships FSM 5-8concurrent interaction with other objects

FSM 5-7data storage FSM 5-4dynamic FSM 5-5–FSM 5-6dynamic relationships FSM 5-8exhibiting multiple states FSM 5-34identifying FSM 5-2implementing FSM 5-2–FSM 5-13inheritance FSM 5-8inheritance order FSM 5-10interaction with other objects

FSM 5-7–FSM 5-8methods FSM 5-5modularity of FSM 5-3–FSM 5-4persistency of FSM 5-13, FSM 5-34reference relationships FSM 5-12reusability FSM 5-6–FSM 5-7serializing FSM 5-34–FSM 5-36states FSM 5-34–FSM 5-36

TME ORB Wkbk 2-2, Wkbk 2-20,Wkbk 2-22, Wkbk 7-31

described FSM 2-6supported flags FSM 6-4

TME principal Intro 2-21TME support dialogs Wkbk 7-11,

Wkbk 7-43, Wkbk 7-45TMF encryption ASM1 1-55TMF_Administrator module ASM1 12-4TMF_Application module ASM2 10-1,

ASM2 10-3NodeConfiguration interface ASM2

10-7TMF_BOA environment variable

FSM 4-81TMF_CCMS module ASM2 5-3

Database interface Wkbk 3-17,Wkbk 3-22, Wkbk 3-28,Wkbk 3-32

Profile interface Wkbk 1-9, Wkbk

2-7, Wkbk 2-14, Wkbk2-24, Wkbk 3-2, Wkbk 4-1

ProfileOrganizer interface Wkbk 3-2tmf_client_init function Wkbk 8-2tmf_create_request operation FSM 6-5tmf_current_transaction function

ASM1 4-6tmf_decode LCF 4-27tmf_encode LCF 4-27tmf_ex_msg_bind function ASM1 2-17,

ASM1 6-9tmf_ex_msg_log function ASM1 7-17,

ASM1 7-18tmf_free_generic LCF 4-27tmf_free_generic function Wkbk 7-31tmf_init function FSM 6-12, FSM 6-13,

Wkbk 8-2TMF_License interface ASM2 9-15

check operation ASM2 9-15tmf_locate_boa function FSM 6-14tmf_locate_orb function FSM 6-14tmf_msg_bind LCF B-90tmf_msg_bind function ASM1 6-8tmf_msg_bind_terse function ASM1 6-8tmf_msg_control function ASM1 7-19tmf_msg_create function ASM1 6-7tmf_msg_destroy function ASM1 7-15tmf_msg_log function ASM1 7-16,

ASM1 7-18tmf_msg_new LCF B-92tmf_msg_new function ASM1 6-7tmf_msg_t data type ASM1 6-6,

ASM1 7-5, ASM1 7-15TMF_Notice data type ASM1 7-3TMF_Notice module

Group interface ASM1 7-4instance manager ASM1 7-3MessageIterator interface ASM1 7-8NoticeManager interface ASM1 7-3

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ViewerAdmin interface ASM1 7-11TMF_ORB environment variable

FSM 4-81TMF_Query ASM2 8-1tmf_req_create function ASM1 10-4tmf_req_serialize function ASM1 10-5tmf_request_invoke operation FSM 6-5TMF_Scheduler module ASM1 10-2

data types ASM1 10-3TMF_SecurityGroup module

InstanceManager interfaceASM1 11-6

NestedCollection interfaceASM1 11-6

PolicyDrivenBase interfaceASM1 11-6

VisibleGroup interface ASM1 11-6TMF_SELF environment variable

FSM 4-81tmf_serialize_request operation FSM 6-6TMF_SysAdmin

interfaces ASM2 2-4TMF_SysAdmin module

Collection interface ASM2 2-4CollectionMember interface

ASM2 2-4FilteredCollection interface ASM2 2-4inheritance ASM2 3-3interfaces ASM2 3-3MemberIterator interface ASM2 2-4NestedCollection interface ASM2 2-4Tivoli extensions to instance managers

ASM2 1-4TMF_Task module ASM2 6-3

header file ASM2 6-3TMF_TNR module ASM1 8-2tmf_trans_abort function ASM1 4-13tmf_trans_begin function ASM1 4-12,

Wkbk 8-2tmf_trans_end function ASM1 4-13

TMF_UI modulePresentation interface Wkbk 7-9UserInterfaceBase interface

Wkbk 2-8, Wkbk 2-14tmf_unserialize_request operation

FSM 6-6tmfMsgAdd macro Wkbk 3-30TMR

boundaries Intro 1-13connections and configurations

Intro 1-10inter-region resource exchange

Intro 1-15managent of Intro 1-15policy regions Intro 1-15remote TMR Intro 1-11unsupported configurations Intro 1-13

TMR server LCF 2-16, LCF 2-17,LCF 6-20

TMR. See Tivoli Management Regiontmstat utility ASM1 4-12token separators

in Bourne shell binding FSM 4-75TOOLS LCF 6-16, LCF B-54tools

on endpoints LCF 3-5Top-level Manager LCF 2-13, LCF 2-16touch operation ASM2 5-31TPL_PhoneListProfile_CO variable

Wkbk 2-33trans_t data type ASM1 4-3transaction duration locks FSM 5-48

avoiding deadlocks FSM 5-51deadlock mechanisms FSM 5-51defined FSM 5-37lock duration FSM 5-48lock name space FSM 5-48rules FSM 5-50

transaction interfaceget_parent operation ASM1 4-11get_topAncestor operation

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ASM1 4-11get_type operation ASM1 4-12lock operation ASM1 4-6register_event operation ASM1 4-10unlock operation ASM1 4-8

transaction locks Wkbk 6-22transaction methods

defined ASM1 4-9types of ASM1 4-10

transaction object ASM1 4-6transaction.h header file ASM1 4-6transactions Wkbk 1-14

and CORBA method implementationsASM1 4-3

concurrency with ASM1 4-4concurrency without locks ASM1 4-8events Intro 2-12file rollback ASM1 5-1freeing locks ASM1 4-8getting ancestry of ASM1 4-11getting locks ASM1 4-7getting type of ASM1 4-12hierarchies ASM1 4-1, ASM1 4-2hierarchy Intro 2-9interface ASM1 4-3introduction Intro 2-9locking ASM1 4-4locking access during FSM 5-48persistent storage of FSM 2-26phases ASM1 4-8, ASM1 4-9pseudo objects ASM1 4-3registering custom methods ASM1 4-9revocable sub-transactions ASM1 4-1sub-transactions ASM1 4-1TME nested FSM 4-57two phase commit Intro 2-12type Intro 2-11types of ASM1 4-3utilities ASM1 4-12

transmit_files operationand receive_files operation

ASM1 9-50using ASM1 9-49

trust data type ASM2 10-2Try LCF 4-6Try block.SeeTry/Catch blocksTry/Catch blocks ASM1 2-9,

ASM1 2-12, ASM1 3-23,ASM1 4-7

Try/Catch macros LCF 4-6two-way connections Intro 1-10type declarations

in IDL FSM 3-10–FSM 3-14type repository

initializing LCF 8-1type safety DSM 5-15

compile-time DSM 5-15run-time DSM 5-16

TypeCode interfaceextended FSM 6-22to pseudo-objects FSM 6-21

TypeCode_convert_to_ascii functionFSM 6-23

TypeCode_convert_to_c functionFSM 6-23

TypeCode_equal function FSM 6-21TypeCode_isa function FSM 6-22TypeCode_kind function FSM 6-21TypeCode_length function FSM 6-22TypeCode_param_count function

FSM 6-21TypeCode_parameter function FSM 6-21TypeCode_size function FSM 6-22TypeCode_value function FSM 6-22TypeCode_value_count function

FSM 6-22

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Uui_phone_props operation Wkbk 1-12,

Wkbk 2-27, Wkbk 7-19,Wkbk 7-43

uname LCF 5-11undefine_tme_ip_interface operation

ASM1 9-32UNID LCF 6-16, LCF B-55unlock operation ASM1 4-8unmarshaling FSM 2-8–FSM 2-9unshared servers FSM 5-14–FSM 5-15unsubscribe operation ASM2 5-39unsubscribe_group operation ASM1 7-12unsubscribe_groups operation ASM1 7-12upcall authorization LCF 2-15upcall collector LCF 2-13

installing LCF 2-14upcalls

introduction to LCF 2-4making LCF 2-12

update_params data type ASM2 5-72update_phone operation Wkbk 2-27,

Wkbk 6-15user authorization role ASM1 11-2,

ASM1 12-3user cache ASM1 8-2user interface

daemon server Wkbk 2-26UserException class ASM1 2-2,

ASM1 2-4UserInterfaceBase DSM 4-4UserInterfaceBase interface Wkbk 2-8,

Wkbk 2-14users

verfying identity of ASM1 11-1verifying privilege of ASM1 11-1

VvaAddMsg LCF 4-7, LCF 4-8,

LCF 4-9val_disabled flag Wkbk 4-9,

Wkbk 4-10, Wkbk 4-11validate operation ASM2 5-66,

Wkbk 4-12validate_all ASM2 3-18validate_all operation ASM2 10-15validate_execution_managed_nodes

operation ASM2 6-20validate_execution_profile_managers

operation ASM2 6-20validate_set_gid operation ASM2 6-20validate_set_uid operation ASM2 6-20validating a profile Wkbk 4-12validation Wkbk 4-9

disabling ASM2 5-68enabling ASM2 5-68through profile objects ASM2 5-67

validation policychecking status ASM2 3-14defined ASM2 1-6, ASM2 3-2enabling and disabling ASM2 3-13enforcing ASM2 3-14, ASM2 3-17getting and setting for profile databases

ASM2 5-67setting ASM2 3-12setting for records ASM2 5-65

validation recordsdescribed ASM2 5-54, ASM2 5-62

vaMakeException LCF 4-6variable argument exceptions LCF 4-6variable data

storing FSM 5-4variable specification

binding DSM 3-50in DSL DSM 3-50syntax DSM 3-50

variables LCF 6-14

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BIN LCF 6-15, LCF B-53desktop

dialog type DSM 2-34introduction DSM 2-33types DSM 2-33

dialogdefining and changing using DEL

DSM 8-10examples LCF 6-17for client programs LCF 4-36IBASE LCF 6-15, LCF B-53IDRIVE LCF 6-15, LCF B-54INTERP LCF 3-10, LCF 6-15,

LCF B-54LCF_BINDIR LCF 3-6, LCF 3-9LCF_CACHEDIR LCF 3-6LCF_CATDIR LCF 3-9LCF_DATDIR LCF 3-6, LCF 3-9LCF_LIBDIR LCF 3-6, LCF 3-9LCF_TMPDIR LCF 3-6LCF_TOOLSDIR LCF 3-9LCFROOT LCF 3-8, LCF 3-10LD_LIBRARY_PATH LCF 3-10LIB LCF 6-15, LCF B-54LIBPATH LCF 3-10, LCF 3-11MSGCAT LCF 6-15, LCF B-54NLSPATH LCF 3-10PATH LCF 3-10RUN LCF 6-15, LCF B-54SHLIB_PATH LCF 3-10, LCF 3-11syntax LCF 6-16SYSTEM LCF 6-16, LCF B-54TEMP LCF 6-16, LCF B-54TISDIR LCF 3-10TOOLS LCF 6-16, LCF B-54UNID LCF 6-16, LCF B-55

variables for applications LCF 3-5vaThrow LCF 4-6, LCF 4-7, LCF 4-10vaThrowDerived LCF 4-6, LCF 4-10

ViewerAdminget_subscriptions operation

ASM1 7-13ViewerAdmin interface ASM1 7-11,

ASM1 7-12get_read_list operation ASM1 7-13read_all_notices operation

ASM1 7-14read_notice operation ASM1 7-14set_read_list operation ASM1 7-13subscribe_group operation

ASM1 7-12subscribe_groups operation

ASM1 7-12unsubscribe_group operation

ASM1 7-12unsubscribe_groups operation

ASM1 7-12virtual user names LCF 3-4

Wwaddphn command Wkbk 8-3wchdep LCF 6-2wchdep command LCF 6-18, LCF A-2wchkdb utility ASM2 10-1wconbitmap command DSM 3-81

and output DSM 3-81syntax DSM 3-81syntax parameters DSM 3-81

wcrtimage utility ASM2 9-12wcrtindex utility

defining additional install packetsASM2 9-9

defining contents of file categoriesASM2 9-7

files ASM2 9-11using to define installation images

ASM2 9-2wcrtkey utility ASM2 9-14

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wcrtrim ASM2 7-33wcrtrim command ASM2 7-2,

ASM2 7-7WD_DESKTOP_OID variable Wkbk 7-20WD_DESKTOP_PID variable Wkbk 7-20WD_OCO_OID variable Wkbk 7-20wdebug command LCF 3-12wdelphn command Wkbk 8-3wdepset LCF 6-2wdepset command LCF 4-36, LCF 6-5,

LCF 6-10, LCF 6-18,LCF A-2, LCF A-4

+a flag LCF 6-10+p flag LCF 6-10examples LCF 6-12

weditphn command Wkbk 8-3wgateway command LCF 4-32,

LCF 6-5, LCF 6-19, LCF B-14wgetphn command Wkbk 8-3widmap command LCF 3-4winstall Intro 6-12winstendpt command Wkbk 6-3with keyword FSM 4-40, FSM 4-41wlookup command ASM1 8-3wphone command Wkbk 8-3wpopphn command Wkbk 8-3write_ex LCF 4-12, LCF B-93write_to_file operation ASM1 9-39wrunuiep command LCF A-11

XX/Open message catalogs Wkbk 1-22X/Open message catalogs.See message

catalogsX/Open System Management Group

API Intro 1-4introduction Intro 1-6

XOpenMessage data type ASM1 7-5XPM

and the DSL BITMAP_FILE directiveDSM 3-79

filters DSM 3-80xterm operation ASM1 9-52Xterm sessions ASM1 9-52

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