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List of Examples
2-1 Target Type Metadata File
2-2 TargetMetadata and Display XML Elements
2-3 Response Metric
2-4 Query Descriptor Usage
2-5 Instance Properties
2-6 Target Instance Information for an Oracle Database
2-7 target2add.xml File
2-8 Microsoft SQL Server Default Collections File
2-9 Default Collection File for Simple Server Alpha
2-10 Default Collection File for Simple Server Beta
2-11 Related Links
2-12 Script getLinks.pl
2-13 Using the EM CLI to Create a Management Plug-in Archive
3-1 Home Page Charts XML for VMware
3-2 Using EMCLI to Create a Management Plug-in Archive
4-1 Specifying STDOUT and STDERR (ksh, bash, and sh)
4-2 Specifying STDOUT and STDERR (csh and tcsh)
4-3 DOCTYPE Declaration
4-4 Validating a Target Metadata File
4-5 Validating a Target Collection File
4-6 Limited Metadata Validation (target type metadata file validation only)
4-7 Validating a Metric
4-8 Validating Target Metadata Versions
4-9 Generating Syntactically Correct XML
5-1 Job Type DTD
5-2 Using the EM CLI to Create a Management Plug-in Archive
6-1 Sample WSDL File TargetWithWSMgmtInterface
6-2 Sample Web Services Command-Line Tool Session
6-3 TargetWithWSMgmtInterface Target Metadata File
6-4 TargetWithWSMgmtInterface Default Collection File
6-5 Sample EMJMXCLI Invocation
6-6 Sample EMJMXCLI Session
6-7 Generated Target Metadata File
6-8 Generated Metric Collection File
6-9 Adding a Response Metric
6-10 Sample EMJMXCLI Session
6-11 emjmxcli Session
6-12 Sample emjmxcli Invocation (using -m and defining multiple metrics from multiple Mbeans in one emjmxcli session
6-13 Adding a Response Metric
6-14 QueryDescriptor Example for Manually Creating Additional Properties
6-15 Look-up Class Code Example
7-1 View Usage
8-1 COUNT Operation Metadata
8-2 Response Status Metric
8-3 Single Property Fetched for a Class
8-4 Multiple Properties Fetched for a Class
9-1 Trap from a Vendor-Specific Router
9-2 Trap Received by Oracle Management Agent
9-3 Metric Defined in the metadata.xml File
9-4 Push Descriptor in the metadata.xml File For Triggering a Severity
9-5 Push Descriptor in the metadata.xml File For Triggering a Datapoint
9-6 Push Descriptor in the oracle_database.xml File for a Metric without Key Value
9-7 Push Descriptor in the oracle_database.xml File for a Metric with Key Value
9-8 Notification without an Access Key
9-9 Simple Push Descriptor in the metadata.xml File
9-10 Complex Push Descriptor in the metadata.xml File
9-11 Polling Method to Send Back the Generated Access Keys
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