Custom actions can be executed for events that are selected in the OMi Event Browser.
Triggers
Custom actions are launched manually by an operator for a particular event. To launch a custom action:
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In OMi, select a perspective containing Event Browser and Actions windows, for example the default Event Perspective or Health Perspective.
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Select the event you want to apply the action to. All actions available for the selected event are listed in the Actions window.
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Click the action to be executed.
Process flow
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Scripts are executed in the following working directory on the OMi gateway server:
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Logging information is written to the following log file:
<OMi_HOME>/log/opr-scripting-host/opr-scripting-host.log
Script management
To configure a Custom Action script and make it available from the Event Browser:
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In OMi, navigate to Custom Actions:
Administration > Operations Console > Custom Actions
Alternatively, click Custom Actions.
The Custom Actions screen looks similar to the figure below.
The screen contains two panes:
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Custom Action Scripts
This panes lists the configured scripts. Active scripts are shown in black, non-active scripts in gray.
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Details
This pane shows the properties of the actual script, including the script code .
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You cannot edit the code in the script window directly, but you must use the toolbar in the Custom Action Scripts pane to access the script, as follows:
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To edit an existing script, click
Edit Item . The script wizard is shown. Click the Script tab to access the script for editing. -
To configure a new script, click
New Item . The script wizard is shown, allowing you to enter the script and some information about it, such as a name and description. The wizard provides a skeleton for the script class, which you can use as a starting point. -
To activate a script, click
Activate Item .
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Examples
import java.util.List;
import com.hp.opr.api.scripting.Event;
class IsunoretAction
{
def process(event) // Process the event passed
// by the event browser.
{
// Example: Service ID of the event is
// manually set tpo a predefined value."
event.setOmServiceId("Isunoret");
}
}