Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 User Guide
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Events
Event Procedures
b.
In the
In
column, select from the drop-down list where in the email that the monitor should look for the text.
c.
In the
Case Sensitive
column, designate whether the text match is dependent upon case.
d.
In the
Disposition
section, select what will occur once the monitor detects the specified text. From the
drop-down list in the
Operation
field, select an option. If you select the
Move message to folder
option, in
the
Target
field, enter the pathname to the folder where you want the message stored.
e.
If you want to access the message text from within CWA, select the
Return message body to Scheduler
option.
Defining a Variable Monitor
To define a variable monitor:
1.
From the
Navigator
pane, select
Definitions>Events>Email Events
to display the
Email
Events
pane.
2.
From the
Email Events
pane, right-click and select the
Add Event
option from the context menu, to display the
Email Event Definition
dialog.
3.
In the
Event Name
field, enter a name for the email event.
4.
By default, the user defining the event is the
Owner
but you can select one of the other listed users from the
drop-down menu as the owner.
5.
In the
Master
field, select the master that owns the variable.
6.
In the
Variable Name
field, select the variable to be monitored.
7.
In the
Operator
field, select the operator to be used with the specified value.
8.
In the
Value
field, specify the value that the variable needs.
9.
If defining an intermaster variable so that the monitor will watch for a variable published from another master, select
the
the
Variable
option and specify the
Master
and the
Variable Name
.
Defining a File Monitor
To define a file monitor:
1.
From the
Navigator
pane, select
Definitions>Events>Email Events
to display the
Email
Events
pane.
2.
From the
Email Events
pane, right-click and select the
Add Event
option from the context menu, to display the
Email Event Definition
dialog.
3.
In the
Event Name
field, enter a name for the email event.
4.
By default, the user defining the event is the
Owner
but you can select one of the other listed users from the
drop-down menu as the owner.
5.
In the
Agent Name
field, enter the
6.
In the
Directory
field, enter the path to the directory to be monitored for the file’s appearance.
7.
In the
File Mask
field, you can enter a file mask using wild card characters.
8.
If needed, you can configure the monitor to delay its response or to only respond after the designated file is stable
for a stated interval of time or reaches a certain size.
for a stated interval of time or reaches a certain size.
9.
In the
Disposition
section, specify what should be done with the file when it meets the monitor’s criteria.