The context object provides an interface for your script to interact with WhatsUp Gold.
All methods and properties are retrieved using the Context
namespace.
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Method description |
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This method allows for a message to be written to the WhatsUp Gold debug log. Example JScript Context.LogMessage( "Checking Monitor name using Context.GetProperty()"); VBScript Context.LogMessage "Checking Address using Context.GetProperty()" |
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This method allows you to store a value in the INMSerialize object. This value is retained across polls. Example JScript var nCount = parselnt(nNum) +1; |
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This method allows for a result code and result message to be set. This is how you can tell the WhatsUp Gold system if the monitor succeeds or fails. Every script should call SetResult. If SetResult is not called, the script is always assumed to have succeeded. Example JScript Context.SetResult(0, "Script completed successfully."); //Success VBScript Context.SetResult 1, "An error occurred." |
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This method allows the code to grab a reference variable to be used in the monitor. Example JScript Context.GetReferenceVariable("A") A reference variable "A" would have had to have been created. |
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This method allows you to graph a value. Example JScript Context.SetValue(245) |
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This method offers access to any of the device properties listed below. These names are case sensitive.
Example JScript var sAddress = Context.GetProperty("Address"); |