Configuring IPMonitor v1.0, automatic mode

IPMonitor v1.0 for Java, automatic mode is a Java applet that you can use to collect trace information containing the session data flowing between a client and a host. You can access it from the Start Session with the IPMonitor option on the session icon's start menu. This option is available after you have added the IPMonitor parameter to the session HTML file. Z and I Emulator for Web servers running on Win32, AIX, Sun Solaris, OS/2, Novell Netware, i5/OS, OS/400, MVS/390, and Linux all support the IPMonitor parameter, however, only 3270 display, 5250 display, and VT display sessions support IPMonitor tracing.

You can add the IPMonitor parameter to session HTML files in two ways:

• by configuring debugging options using the Deployment Wizard.
• by adding the IPMonitor parameter to the APPLET tag in an HTML file.

Configuring debugging options using the Deployment Wizard

1. Open the Z and I Emulator for Web Deployment Wizard to create a new or edit an existing HTML file.
2. Click through the windows until you reach the Additional Options window.
3. Click the Advanced Options button.
4. Click Problem Determination in the left tree view.
5. Select Advanced.
6. Enter the name of the log file in the 'Log file name' field. The Deployment Wizard provides the default file name trace.txt, but you can change it if you wish. For Unix-based client platforms, include the absolute path to where you want to save the file. For Windows client platforms, if you do not specify an absolute path, the log file will be saved to the client desktop.
7. Select 'Enable IPMonitor trace'. If you are using the HTML-based model, the 'Session name' field is prefilled with the name of the current sessions that you are configuring. If you are using the Configuration server-based or Combined models, you must manually enter the name of the session that you want to trace.
8. Click OK.
9. Finish creating your HTML file.

Adding the IPMonitor parameter to the APPLET tag of a session HTML file

The IPMonitor parameter has already been added to the APPLET tag of the client with problem determination (defaultdebug.html), but is commented out. Use a text editor to uncomment the IPMonitor parameter to use the parameter with either of these clients.

You can only use the Deployment Wizard to edit files that you have created with the Deployment Wizard. You cannot use the Deployment Wizard to edit the client with problem determination .

To add the IPMonitor parameter to HTML files you have created without using the Deployment Wizard, use a text editor to edit the HTML file. The session must include the problem determination components. Change:

<APPLET archive="hod.jar,sccbase.jar" CODE="com.ibm.eNetwork.HOD.HostOnDemand.class" WIDTH=584 HEIGHT=450>

to:

<APPLET archive="hoddbg.jar,sccbase.jar" CODE="com.ibm.eNetwork.HOD.HostOnDemand.class" WIDTH=584 HEIGHT=450>

and add the following parameter to the applet tag:

<PARAM  NAME=IPMonitor    VALUE="[<option_tag=<option_value>,...]">

For example,

<PARAM  NAME=IPMonitor    VALUE="SessionName=My Session,TraceFile=c:\mydirectory\trace.trc">

Enclose the string that follows VALUE= in quotes. Without quotes, the HTML parser stops parsing the string as soon as it reaches a space. This may cause some of the IPMonitor settings you want to set to be discarded by the HTML parser.

There is also a sample file, ipmon.html that can show you how to use this parameter. It is located in the x:\zieforweb\lib\samples\IPMonitor directory.

When you select Start Session with IPMonitor from the session icon's start menu, the IPMonitor v1.0 for Java, automatic mode appears first, and then the session starts.

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