Create a "dummy" situation, example I used Windows Universal_Time attribute group and Seconds attribute. I set the formula to True if Seconds==0 and unchecked the "Run at startup" box.
Now I can issue CT_Alert SOAP method calls (easiest way is to use gbscmd) to the SOAP interface to generate alerts, and CT_Reset method calls to close the alerts from my external script or application.
This isn't exactly a postemsg equivalent in ITM 6 because I'm limited to the attributes in the .atr file, but it is still handy.
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Postemsg for ITM 6?
Postemsg lets you send alert to TEC from an external source like a script or application. Here's how you can use SOAP calls and a dummy situation to generate alerts a similar way in ITM 6...
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