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5.5.7 PROMPT BROWSER
This feature opens a Window where you can display VHS (Virtual Home terminal System) outstanding prompt
messages sent to the VHS primary log file. (NOTE: To enable this option in the menu bar, set PARAM
SHOWENHANCED YES in the WEBVPT5 section of WVPCONF). You can control the type and scope of the messages
that get displayed based on a set of criteria you define in the Setting Window. Following is a description of the
available options on the Setting Window.
5.5.7.1 PROMPT BROWSER SETTINGS PAGE
This Window is used to define the content to be displayed on the VHS Prompt Browser screen. The setting you
define here is also recorded in a cookie on your PC and displayed the next time you open this Window. Following
are the three available options:
A. VHS Environment: Select from the list of available VHS environments in the log file. This list is determined
from the previously learnt environments and the server startup file used by Web ViewPoint.
B. Learn VHS: Existing VHS environments on the node on which Web ViewPoint is running can be learnt. Web
ViewPoint looks for processes of the VHS program file. The environment names learnt are the names of the
corresponding VHS processes. Please note that the learning operation takes a few minutes. Learnt
environments are remembered.
C. Refresh Rate: Select a refresh rate from every 1, 5 or 10 minutes. This specifies how often the browser screen
will communicate to the server to retrieve and display the latest information.
D. Number of Entries per page: Select from 25, 50, and 100, the maximum number of recent entries to be
displayed at one-time on the Browser Window. New information is appended at the end as they arrive, and
older entries are removed as the selected limit is reached.
If needed, you may click on the Reset button to reset all selections to your last selected settings.
Click on the Submit button once your selections are made. The
displayed based on your defined settings. These settings are also kept in a cookie on your PC, and applied
again the next time you open the VHS Log Browse Setting Window.