XML elements and attributes for defining tools
Use these XML elements and attributes to define URL tools and tools that open reports.
The following table describes the XML elements and attributes used to define URL tools and tools that open reports.
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Element or attribute |
Type |
Description |
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context |
Attribute | Specifies the context filters for the tool. |
| excludeBaseContext | Attribute | Determines if the default base context should be excluded, but retains the
protocol server port portion of the base URI. For example, to exclude the
/ibm/console from the base URI, set the value to true. The default
value is false. |
| excludeBaseURI | Attribute | Determines if the default base URI should be excluded, which includes everything
up to and including https://server:port/ibm/console. The default value is
false. |
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Attribute |
Contains an alphanumeric identifier for this tool. |
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Attribute |
Used as a lookup into the $NMGUI_HOME/profile/etc/tnm/locale/ |
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Attribute |
Contains the actual text of the menu option for this tool that appears in the menu. |
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Attribute |
Specify a name to be used for the parameter. |
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Element |
Introduces the definition of a tool. |
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Attribute |
As an attribute of the |
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Attribute |
If set to If the |
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Element |
Specifies parameters to pass to the URL. You can configure multiple parameters using the
following parameter types. Each of these parameter types is formulated using a different
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Attribute |
If set to the value |
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Attribute |
If set to the value |
security |
Attribute | Specified the security filters for the tool. |
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Attribute |
The following types of tool are supported:
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Attribute |
This attribute is standard HTML syntax and specifies the name of the window to open the tool into. Possible values include:
You can also specify a window name. |
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Element |
Specifies the URL to open when a user selects this tool. |
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Attribute |
Specifies the value of the URL for the
<url> element. You can use variables
here that you have defined in the $NMGUI_HOME/profile/etc/tnm/tnm.properties file. For example, you could reference two variables called
tnm.myserveraddress and tnm.myserverport using a URL similar to the
following: |
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Attribute |
Indicates how the Network Manager Web application from which the tool is called obtains the value of the parameter. This attribute can take the following values:
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