This document covers the following topics:

• Scope

• EntireX Command-line Script Menu

• Script Menu Options

• Changing the Current Broker

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Scope

EntireX provides a set of command-line scripts as a solution to the following scenarios:

• "I want a quick overview of my standard broker and a list of active external services that are running."  More info

• "I want to monitor an EntireX component (broker, service, client) over time."  More info

• "I want to monitor my environment and check that all components (broker, RPC servers) are up and running."  More info

You can choose the scripts from the EntireX Monitoring Scripts menu or call the individual scripts from the command-line.

EntireX Command-line Script Menu

To call the command-line script menu

• Choose Start > Software AG > Administration > EntireX Command-line Scripts.

  Or:
  Enter command Menu_Of_EntireX_Monitoring_Scripts.bat in the EntireX bin directory.

  The following screen appears:

  List of EntireX Monitoring Scripts
  
  
  Current Broker:  localhost:1971
  
  1 : Show Broker and registered Services
  
  The following scripts write to CSV file:
  2 : Monitor Broker 
  3 : Monitor Services 
  4 : Monitor Clients 
  
  5 : Change current Broker (this session only)
  6 : Edit Broker and other defaults (persistent)
  
  7 : Define your Environment
  8 : Monitor your Environment
  
  9 : Open new command window (in script directory)
  
  0 : Exit
  
  Enter the number to be executed or ? for help
  
  

The screen shows the current broker to which the administration tasks apply. You can change this for the duration of the session or persistently in the defaults. See Using the Broker ID in Applications in the ACI Programming documentation for possible formats.

Enter a number to perform the respective task. The options are described in the table below, together with the corresponding script if you prefer to call the script directly.

Script Menu Options

Option	Description		Corresponding Script	Note
1	Show Broker and registered Services. Displays information on the current broker and its registered services.	More info	entirex_overview.bat
2	Monitor Broker. Monitors the current broker.	More info	monitor_broker_to_csv.bat	Output for these three monitoring scripts is written to a CSV file (comma-separated values), which you can view, for example, with a spreadsheet tool.
3	Monitor Services. Monitors services registered to the current broker.	More info	monitor_service_to_csv.bat
4	Monitor Clients. Monitors clients registered to the current broker.	More info	monitor_client_to_csv.bat
5	Change Current Broker. Changes the broker used in the various scripts for this session only.			When the session is restarted, this value reverts to the default.
6	Edit Broker and other Defaults. You can modify defaults for Broker ID, timeout values and output files.	More info	edit_user_specific_monitor_defaults.bat
7	Define your Environment. You can define the environment (list of broker and registered services) you want to monitor.	More info	edit_user_specific_environment_definition.bat
8	Monitor your Environment (defined with option 7).	More info	monitor_environment.bat
9	Open New Command Window (in command-line script directory).			This enables you to start the scripts with your parameters.
0	Exit.			Exits the menu. If you changed the current broker with Option 5, this will revert to the default value. Monitoring scripts that write to CSV files running in a separate command window continue to run.

Changing the Current Broker

To change the current broker for your current session

• Choose option 5 from the EntireX Command-line Script Menu, "Change current Broker (this session only)". This changes the current broker ID used for executing the monitoring scripts in this session.

  If you restart the script, the broker ID will be (re)set to the default value.

To change the current broker permanently

• Choose option 6 from the EntireX Command-line Script Menu, "Edit Broker and other Defaults (persistent)".

  Or:

  Run command edit_user_specific_monitor_defaults.bat in the EntireX bin directory.

  See Default Handling.