I've save this note for a while. Never tried it.
Other places, I know, dump the data to a relational database
and extract it using native PC methods. If you already have a
relational database in your enterprise, that would be the way to
go.
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Are you just wanting to display a NetView map on a web page (no
functionality)? Here's how I did it once upon a time. You will need the
"netpbm" package which is available from shareware sites such as
http://www-frec.bull.com
1) Dump the screen using "xwd". Position your map so that no other window
overlaps any portion of the map you want to dump. Enter "xwd -out
filename.xwd". Your cursor will become a crossbar. Click once on the map
and it will dump the screen in xwd format to the filename.xwd file.
2) Convert the xwd file to ppm format using the netpbm "xwdtopnm" utility:
"xwdtopnm filename.xwd > filename.ppm".
3) Convert the ppm file to gif format using the netpbm "ppmtogif" utility:
"ppmtogif filename.ppm > filename.gif".
4) You may now include the gif image in a html document.
Blaine Owens
Eastman Chemical Company
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Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit
"Brian Green"
<brian.green@cgi. To: "Netview Mailing List"
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com> cc:
Subject: [nv-l] graph format
10/23/2002 01:57
PM
I have a question. There are people here who want to see the graphs
produced by NetView, but they do not have access to the AIX Server on which
it resides. I can use xnmgraph to produce an .xwd file, but I need to know
how to make it viewable by the rest of the world - how do I make it
readable
as a windows-recognizable graphic?
Or is there a Windows tool to read these files?
Thanks,
Brian
Brian W. Green
Tivoli Certified Consultant
Consultant
CGI InfoSec COE
CGI Information Systems and Management Consulting
275 Slater Street, 14th Floor
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 5H9
(613) 234-2155
brian.green@cgi.ca
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