Application
Options
To access the Application Options
dialog, in the Display Builder select Tools>Options.
Options specified in TIBCO Rendezvous
tabs can be saved in an initialization file (RVOPTIONS.ini). If no
directory has been specified for your initialization files
and RVOPTIONS.ini is not found in the directory where you started the
application, then RTView will search under lib in your
installation directory. NOTE: When you start an RTView application
from the Windows Start menu, it runs from the demos directory.
NOTE: Options specified using
command line arguments will override values
set in initialization files. There are
four Application Options tabs
for TIBCO Hawk: TIBCO Rendezvous Communication,
TIBCO Rendezvous Monitoring,
TIBCO Rendezvous Messages and TIBCO
Rendezvous Cache. TIBCO Rendezvous Communication
These values reflect TIBCO
Rendezvous communication settings. When using rvd (the default), the Service,
Network, and Daemon settings apply. Default values for rvd settings are
defined in the table below. When using rva (required for applets), Host
and Port parameters apply. If the Host is set to default, the local host
will be used. If the Port is set to default, the TIBCO Rendezvous default
port will be used. See
Communicating with TIBCO Rendezvous for
a detailed explanation of rva and rvd.
NOTE: Options selected on
the TIBCO Rendezvous Communication tab are not applied to the
current session of RTView. Click the Save button to record
all TIBCO Rendezvous application options to the initialization file
RVOPTIONS.ini and restart
RTView to apply these changes.
Service |
Rendezvous Session Service.
Default is TIBCO Rendezvous service default. |
Network |
Rendezvous Session Network.
Default is TIBCO Rendezvous network default (primary network interface for the
host computer). |
Daemon |
Rendezvous Session Daemon.
Default is TIBCO Rendezvous daemon default (local daemon on TCP socket 7500). |
RVA Flag |
Run in rva mode. |
Host |
Host running rva. Default is the
local host. This option is only used if running in rva mode. |
Port |
Port on which rva is running.
Default is the rva default. This option is only used if running in rva mode. |
TIBCO Rendezvous Monitoring
This tab allows you to configure your TIBCO
Rendezvous monitoring settings.
|
 |
Show Monitor Tables in
Data Dialog |
Select
whether RTViewDs
monitoring tables are displayed in the Subject list in the
Attach to TIBCO Rendezvous
Data dialog. The default is disabled. |
Monitor Host Status
Messages on Start |
Select to begin listening for TIBCO Rendezvous information messages on startup rather than
waiting until a display references
RTViewDs.HostStatus tables. The default is disabled. |
Host Status History Depth |
Set the number of rows
of data to keep for each host in the
RTViewDs.HostStatus tables. The default is 1000. A value of
0 sets it to keep no rows. A value of -1 sets it to keep an unlimited
number of rows. |
Run Rvtrace on Start
|
Select to begin
running rvtrace on startup rather than waiting until a reference is made to a
RTViewDs.Multicast
table. The default is disabled. |
Rvtrace Period |
Set the rvtrace update
period. The default is 10. A value of
0 sets it to use the default. |
Rvtrace Interface |
Specify the Network
Interface to use when rvtrace is started.
NOTE: Additional information about determining the Network Interface can be
found in the TIBCO Rendezvous Administration manual. Refer to Chapter 11,
"Protocol Monitor (rvtrace)" and, in particular, to the document titled
"Selecting the Network Interface". |
NOTE:
RTView runs rvtrace to collect TIBCO Rendezvous monitoring
information. The rvtrace application is part of your TIBCO Rendezvous
installation and uses a pcap facility to capture network packets. Before using
rvtrace, you must first ensure that the pcap facility is properly installed. It
is strongly recommended that you run your TIBCO Rendezvous daemon with the -reliability 0
option when using rvtrace to monitor TIBCO Rendezvous. This will prevent the
daemon from requesting retransmissions and contributing to busy network
problems. See
your TIBCO Rendezvous documentation for more information.
TIBCO Rendezvous Messages
Message subjects listed on the TIBCO
Rendezvous Message tab are used to populate drop down menus in the
Attach
to Data and Define Command
dialogs. RTView starts listening for new messages added from
the Subject Name field after you click OK, Apply, or Save.
The Message Repository
saves message field information for all Message subjects and uses that
information to populate the initial values of drop down menus. Message
subjects will not be added to drop down menus until RTView has
received at least one TIBCO Rendezvous message with that subject.
Subject Name |
Enter the name of a TIBCO
Rendezvous Message Subject. |
Add |
Add Subject Name to listing. |
Remove |
Select Subject from listing
and click Remove to delete. |
Save Message Repository |
Click to save file that
records current Subjects and applies values to drop down menus |
Message Repository
Click Save Message Repository to create
a file that saves message field information for all Message Subjects. In
order for a subject to be saved in the Message Repository, RTView
must have received at least one TIBCO Rendezvous message with that subject.
Information stored in the Message Repository file will be used to populate
the initial values of drop down menus. NOTE: The saved file will be named
rvrepository.xml.
If the name of the Message Repository file is changed,
RTView
will not be able to locate the file. As a result, drop down menus will
populate based on message subjects added from Application Options dialog
or those typed directly into the Attach to TIBCO Rendezvous Data dialog.
When you click Save Message Repository,
a confirmation dialog will appear to verify the directory in which you
would like to save the Message Repository file.
If you
specified a directory for your initialization files, all repository
files will be saved to, and read from, that directory.
If you select the lib directory, the
repository file
will be available from any directory where you run RTView. If you do
not select the lib directory, the
repository file will be saved in the
directory where you started the current session and will only be available when
you run RTView from that particular directory.
See the
TIBCO Rendezvous
Message Repository section for technical details on editing an
existing Message Repository file.
TIBCO Rendezvous Cache
The Disable Data Cache option allows you to
disable the caching of data in the TIBCO Rendezvous Data Source.
Disable Cache Data |
If
selected the initial update on data attachments to multiple subjects (e.g.
orders.STATUS.*) will return a table with a row for each message, but
subsequent updates will include only the rows that have changed. NOTE: You must
Save and restart for this option to take effect.
This option is useful when using TIBCO Rendezvous
data attachments as input to the Cache data source or the Historian.
If selected, the Disable Cache Data option will
apply to the following RTViewDs
tables:
- RTViewDs.HostStatusCurrent
- RTViewDs.HostStatusTotal
|
|