using the hook script as a server tool won't work "as is" because it doesn't define (by default) the notification you select. Also, the hook script is really in between the DM and SAM, so depending of what you are doing (acceding SAM using self-> or acceding the DM) it won't work.
In order to test a hook script using the production notifications, you can start a new SAM on a dev/test server (different broker) and subscribe (ics.conf) to the production DM using : / syntax. It will receive the notificationss from the DM and apply your hook script (if you configure so in the dev/test ics.conf server).
FredericMeunier_0588be
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October 31st, 2007 07:00
using the hook script as a server tool won't work "as is" because it doesn't define (by default) the notification you select. Also, the hook script is really in between the DM and SAM, so depending of what you are doing (acceding SAM using self-> or acceding the DM) it won't work.
In order to test a hook script using the production notifications, you can start a new SAM on a dev/test server (different broker) and subscribe (ics.conf) to the production DM using : / syntax. It will receive the notificationss from the DM and apply your hook script (if you configure so in the dev/test ics.conf server).
Hope this helps,
--Fred
Frederic Meunier
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APG & Smarts InCharge integration
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