Re: [ITM] ITM workbench help

In the event defintion add the attributes (severity and msg).  Then in your RM's
JS or VBS set the appropriate severity/msg values and add them to a map table
you are using in the SendeventEx method.  Also change the message field in the
event to @msg@.

Or enroll in our IBM Tivoli Resource Model Builder 1.1.2 Workshop.  This is one
of the labs we do in the class.

http://gulfsoft.com/modules/gb_main/Workshops/rmwkshp.pdf
http://gulfsoft.com/modules/gb_main/Workshops/jswkshp.pdf

John Willis
Gulf Breeze Software
www.gulfsoft.com


Quoting Jeff Kurzawa <jeff-VplbCisWAMlWk0Htik3J/w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> I am starting to experiment with the workbench and creating my own resource
> models but one thing I cannot seem to figure out is the attributes and how
> that works in relationship to the output.
>
> I have a shell script that simply outputs one of a few messages, in which
> states the severity.  I have created a RM using the Resource Model Wizard
> and I would like to be able to customize my trigger condition so that it can
> parse the output and make the severity dependent on pieces of the message
> and then the other part of that output would be the actual TEC event
> message.
>
> Example:
>
>     My possible output is either: "Critical - problem with ABCapp" or
> "Warning - problem with XYZapp".
>
> I realize that I can simply put in 2 trigger conditions, one for each of
> these but in the future my output will be much more complex and having one
> trigger condition per event doesn't seem like a good solution.
>
> How can I parse up my output in variables so that it would be something
> similar to $SEVERITY - $ERROR_MSG and then pass that to the RM which will
> create an event of CRITICAL if $SEVERITY=CRITICAL and then pass on the
> message $ERROR_MSG?
>
> Also,  I have the documentation that IBM offers online for the workbench and
> resource models but is there anything more descriptive out there that
> someone can recommend?
>
> Thanks
>
> Jeff
>




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