HODSessionManager
com.ibm.eNetwork.HOD.customizable Class HODSessionManager
java.lang.Object | +--com.ibm.eNetwork.HOD.customizable.HODSessionManager
- public class HODSessionManager
- extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor Summary | |
HODSessionManager() Constructor for
the HODSessionManager object |
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| Method Summary | |
CustomDesktop
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Method used to
create a CustomDesktop for a custom Java applet. |
CustomDesktop
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Method used to create a CustomDesktop
for a custom Java application where the session definitions reside
on the local workstation. |
CustomDesktop
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Method used to create a CustomDesktop
for a custom Java application where the session definitions reside
on a webserver. |
HODDesktop
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Method used to
create a HODDesktop for a custom Java applet. |
HODDesktop
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Method used to create a HODDesktop for a custom Java application
where the session definitions reside on the local
workstation. |
HODDesktop
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Method used to create a HODDesktop
for a custom Java application where the session definitions reside
on a webserver. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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| Constructor Detail |
HODSessionManager
public HODSessionManager()
- Constructor for the HODSessionManager object
| Method Detail |
createHODDesktop
public HODDesktop createHODDesktop(com.ibm.eNetwork.HOD.common.Environment env, java.lang.String readDirectory) throws HODSessionException
- Method used to create a HODDesktop for a custom Java applet. The
Environment object must be created by the applet.
When using a custom applet, the HTML page must have the following applet parameter
PARAM NAME="ParameterFile" VALUE="HODData\\readDirectory\\params.txt"where "readDirectory" is the same as the second parameter.If you are also entered "Additional Parameters" for the Host On-Demand code through the Deployment Wizard, you must also have the following applet parameter
PARAM NAME="UserDefinedParameterFile" VALUE="HODData\\readDirectory\\udparams.txt"where "readDirectory" is the same as the second parameter.
createHODDesktop
public HODDesktop createHODDesktop(java.awt.Frame parentFrame, java.io.File file, java.lang.String readDirectory) throws HODSessionException
- Method used to create a HODDesktop for a custom Java application where the session definitions reside on the local workstation.
createHODDesktop
public HODDesktop createHODDesktop(java.awt.Frame parentFrame, java.lang.String url, java.lang.String readDirectory) throws HODSessionException
- Method used to create a HODDesktop for a custom Java application where the session definitions reside on a webserver. The web server used must not require authentication. Also, if the web server uses https, the JVM being used must be capable of supporting https.
createCustomDesktop
public CustomDesktop createCustomDesktop(com.ibm.eNetwork.HOD.common.Environment env, java.lang.String readDirectory) throws HODSessionException
- Method used to create a CustomDesktop for a custom Java applet. The
Environment object must be created by the applet.
When using a custom applet, the HTML page must have the following applet parameter
PARAM NAME="ParameterFile" VALUE="HODData\\readDirectory\\params.txt" where "readDirectory" is the same as the second parameter.If you are also entered "Additional Parameters" for the Host On-Demand code through the Deployment Wizard, you must also have the following applet parameter
PARAM NAME="UserDefinedParameterFile" VALUE="HODData\\readDirectory\\udparams.txt"where "readDirectory" is the same as the second parameter.
createCustomDesktop
public CustomDesktop createCustomDesktop(java.awt.Frame parentFrame, java.io.File file, java.lang.String readDirectory) throws HODSessionException
- Method used to create a CustomDesktop for a custom Java application where the session definitions reside on the local workstation.
createCustomDesktop
public CustomDesktop createCustomDesktop(java.awt.Frame parentFrame, java.lang.String url, java.lang.String readDirectory) throws HODSessionException
- Method used to create a CustomDesktop for a custom Java application where the session definitions reside on a webserver.