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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This methods allows for a message to be written to the WhatsUp Gold debug log. Messages are displayed in the Event Viewer. Example JScript Context.LogMessage( "Checking action name using Context.GetProperty()"); VBScript Context.LogMessage "Checking Address using Context.GetProperty()" |
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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 action succeeded or failed. Example JScript Context.SetResult(0, "Script completed successfully."); //Success VBScript Context.SetResult 1, "An error occurred." |
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This method allows for a message to be written to the actions progress dialog. Messages are displayed in the Test dialog and Running Actions dialog. Example JScript Context.NotifyProgress( "Checking action name using Context.GetProperty()"); VBScript Context.NotifyProgress "Checking Address using Context.GetProperty()" |
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This method tests whether the action has been canceled by the user. If the return is true, then the script should terminate. A cancel can be issued by the user in the action progress dialog and by the WhatsUp Gold engine when shutting down. |
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This property offers access to many device specific aspects. You obtain access to these items using the names listed. Theses names are case sensitive.
Example JScript var sAddress = Context.GetProperty("Address"); |