I think the only way of doing this at the moment is to ONLY have a
"read-only" NetView GUI open and available to the Web Client. Start the
NetView GUI with the command "netview -ro".
OR
Each NetView GUI which is started creates a file called
/usr/OV/tmp/explore_xxxx. You could try deleting the explore_xxxx which is
associated with the read-write map so as to prevent the Web Client having
access to it. I haven't fully tested this so don't know what the side
affects are if any but it does prevent you from opening the map associated
with this explore_xxxxx file.
Gareth Holl
Software Engineer
gholl@tivoli.com
Tivoli Systems / IBM Corporation
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. 1-800-TIVOLI-8
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Dear Group,
I have implemented the Web Client a while ago on Netview 6 (both NT and
Unix), but inorder to roll it out proberly I would like it to only be
availalbe Read Only, as I don't trust the people that I am rolling it out
to.
Is there any way of limiting access of the web client to prevent anyone
making changes.
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