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 10: 
 11: = **Start parameters of jBEAM** =
 12: 
 13: (% class="level1" %)
 14: (((
 15: The following documentation gives an overview about the start parameter of jBEAM.
 16: 
 17:    
 18: )))
 19: 
 20: == Load files on start ==
 21: 
 22: === Open any data, project, script or layout file ===
 23: 
 24: {{code language="java"}}
 25: ImportFile=<File>
 26: {{/code}}
 27: 
 28: Defines the path to a measurement data file (e.g. header file), project file or template, layout file, script file or multimedia file, which should be loaded on jBEAM startup. jBEAM tries to detect the file format automatically. The path to the file may be absolute or relative to the jBEAM working directory.
 29: 
 30: {{code language="java"}}
 31: ImportFile="c:\measurement template.jbt"
 32: ImportFile=c:\test.dat
 33: ImportFile=scripts/autostart.groovy
 34: {{/code}}
 35: 
 36: === Execute script ===
 37: 
 38: {{code language="java"}}
 39: ScriptURL=<URL>
 40: {{/code}}
 41: 
 42: (% class="level3" %)
 43: (((
 44: URL corresponds to a relative path to a file or an absolute path or URL to the script.
 45: With relative paths, the startup directory of jBEAM is taken as the origin (CodeBase).
 46: 
 47: Beispiele:
 48: 
 49: {{code language="java"}}
 50: ScriptURL=c:\test.bsh
 51: ScriptURL=http://jbeam.de/test.bsh
 52: ScriptURL=Unterordner/test.bsh
 53: {{/code}}
 54: )))
 55: 
 56: === Execute import ===
 57: 
 58: (% class="level3" %)
 59: (((
 60: {{code language="java"}}
 61: ImportData="<import type='<Importerklasse>' name='<Importername>' src='<URL>' />"
 62: {{/code}}
 63: 
 64: The importer class corresponds to the classname of an importer in jBEAM.
 65: The name of the importer corresponds to the name of the producer in jBEAM.
 66: URL corresponds to a relative path to a file or an absolute path or URL to the script. With relative paths, the startup directory of jBEAM is taken as the origin (CodeBase).
 67: 
 68: Example:
 69: 
 70: {{code language="java"}}
 71: ImportData="<import type='com.AMS.jBEAM.FileImport_Diadem' name='Importer' src='c:\test.dat' />"
 72: ImportData="<import type='com.AMS.jBEAM.FileImport_Diadem' name='Importer' src='http://jbeam.de/test.dat' />"
 73: ImportData="<import type='com.AMS.jBEAM.FileImport_Diadem' name='Importer' src='Unterordner/test.dat' />"
 74: {{/code}}
 75: )))
 76: 
 77: Example for several files:
 78: 
 79: {{code language="java"}}
 80: ImportData="<Import type='com.AMS.jBEAM.FileImport_MDF' name='Importer_1' src='C:\test\test1.dat' />
 81: <Import type='com.AMS.jBEAM.FileImport_MDF' name='Importer_2' src='C:\test\test2.dat' />
 82: <Import type='com.AMS.jBEAM.FileImport_MDF' name='Importer_3' src='C:\test\test3.dat' />"
 83: {{/code}}
 84: 
 85: Example for ODS Databases:
 86: 
 87: {{code}}
 88: ImportData="<import type=\"com.AMS.jBEAM.DB_ODS_Generic\" username=\"USERNAME\" password=\"=PASSWORD\" src=\"corbaname::1.2@my-server:2809/org/asam/ods/myDatabase#/[Environment]MDM/[Project]Projekt/[StructureLevel]MyLevel/[Test]VA_123/[TestStep]MyTestStep/[MeaResult]MyMeasurement.csv\"/>"
 89: {{/code}}
 90: 
 91: This string connects to the Server my-server:2809 at ORB /org/asam/ods/myDatabase using USERNAME and PASSWORD as login data and imports the measurement at the ASAM-Path "/[Environment]MDM/[Project]Projekt/[StructureLevel]MyLevel/[Test]VA_123/[TestStep]MyTestStep/[MeaResult]MyMeasurement.csv". It is also possible to provide a live session instead of server, username and password via the IOR string:
 92: 
 93: {{code}}
 94: ImportData="<import type=\"com.AMS.jBEAM.DB_ODS_Generic\" username=\"USERNAME\" password=\"=PASSWORD\" src=\"corbaname:rir:/IOR:000000000000001f49444c3a6f72672f6173616d2f6f64732f416f53657373696f6e3a312e30000000000001000000000000009a00010200000000103139322e3136382e3130302e3233320032f3000000000045afabcb00000000204542051e00000001000000000000000200000008526f6f74504f41000000000d416f53657373696f6e393330000000000000000800000001000000b31400000000000002000000010000001c0000000005010001000000010001010900010109000000010501000100000026000000020002
 95: #/[Environment]MDM/[Project]Projekt/[StructureLevel]MyLevel/[Test]VA_123/[TestStep]MyTestStep/[MeaResult]MyMeasurement.csv\"/>"
 96: {{/code}}
 97: 
 98: === ProjectFileURL ===
 99: 
100: (% class="level3" %)
101: (((
102: {{code language="java"}}
103: ProjectfileURL=<URL>
104: {{/code}}
105: 
106: URL corresponds to a relative path to a file or an absolute path or URL to the script.
107: With relative paths, the startup directory of jBEAM is taken as the origin (CodeBase).
108: 
109: Example:
110: )))
111: 
112: {{code language="java"}}
113: ProjectfileURL=c:\test.jbs
114: ProjectfileURL=http://jbeam.de/test.jbs
115: ProjectfileURL=Unterordner/test.jbs
116: {{/code}}
117: 
118: === Openbin ===
119: 
120: (% class="level3" %)
121: (((
122: {{code language="java"}}
123: Openbin="<File>"
124: {{/code}}
125: 
126: File corresponds to the path of the binary project file.
127: 
128: Example:
129: )))
130: 
131: {{code language="java"}}
132: Openbin=c:\test.jbs
133: {{/code}}
134: 
135: === PreferencesFile ===
136: 
137: (% class="level3" %)
138: (((
139: {{code language="java"}}
140: Preferences="<File>"
141: {{/code}}
142: 
143: File corresponds to a path to the jBEAM preferences file.
144: Defines the file that is used for loading and saving of jBEAM preferences.
145: 
146: Example:
147: )))
148: 
149: {{code language="java"}}
150: PreferencesFile=c:\ jBEAM.preferences
151: {{/code}}
152: 
153: === OpenBeamMgc ===
154: 
155: (% class="level3" %)
156: (((
157: {{code language="java"}}
158: OpenBeamMgc=<File>
159: {{/code}}
160: 
161: File corresponds to a path to the BEAM project file (only read if openbin is not adjusted).
162: 
163: Example:
164: )))
165: 
166: {{code language="java"}}
167: OpenBeamMgc=c:\test.bsm
168: {{/code}}
169: 
170: === Watch ===
171: 
172: (% class="level3" %)
173: (((
174: (% class="code" %)
175: {{{Watch}}}
176: 
177: The entry of the parameter name is evaluated as Watch = true. In this case, a Watcher is generated, which observes the BEAM project file for changes. (only relevant when a BEAM file is imported)
178: 
179: Example:
180: 
181: (% class="code" %)
182: {{{Watch}}}
183: )))
184: 
185: === Printbin ===
186: 
187: (% class="level3" %)
188: (((
189: (% class="code" %)
190: {{{Printbin}}}
191: 
192: The entry of the parameter name is evaluated as Printbin = true. In this case, the jBEAM project file will be printed and the application will be closed (requires the parameter Openbin or OpenBeamMgc)
193: 
194: Example:
195: 
196: (% class="code" %)
197: {{{Printbin}}}
198: )))
199: 
200: === Shell ===
201: 
202: (% class="level3" %)
203: (((
204: {{code language="java"}}
205: Shell
206: {{/code}}
207: 
208: The entry of the parameter name is evaluated as shell = true. In this case it will be showed that jBEAM was started from the shell.
209: 
210: Example:
211: 
212: (% class="code" %)
213: {{{Shell}}}
214: )))
215: 
216: === Load layout ===
217: 
218: (% class="level3" %)
219: (((
220: {{code language="java"}}
221: LayoutURL="<URL>"
222: {{/code}}
223: 
224: URL corresponds to a relative path to a file or an absolute path or URL to the script.
225: With relative paths, the startup directory of jBEAM is taken as the origin (CodeBase).
226: 
227: Examples:
228: )))
229: 
230: {{code language="java"}}
231: LayoutURL="c:\test.blf"
232: LayoutURL="http://jbeam.de/test.blf"
233: LayoutURL="Unterordner/test.blf"
234: {{/code}}
235: 
236: == EnCom ==
237: 
238: (% class="level2" %)
239: (((
240: 
241: )))
242: 
243: === Connect to server ===
244: 
245: (% class="level3" %)
246: (((
247: {{code language="java"}}
248: ConnectTo="EnterpriseDataService:<Hostname oder IP-Adresse>[:<Port>][:<Synchronisationstyp>]“
249: {{/code}}
250: 
251: Synchronization type corresponds [ALL_ITEMS|NO_ITEMS|CUSTOMIZE]: ALL_ITEMS: Synchronyses all data objects from server with the client NO_ITEMS: Leaves all data objects on the server, user has to subscribe data objects from server manuel CUSTOMIZE: Leaves all data objects on the server, a dialog for file choosing will be opened automatically
252: 
253: Examples:
254: )))
255: 
256: {{code language="java"}}
257: ConnectTo="EnterpriseDataService:localhost:999"
258: ConnectTo="EnterpriseDataService:localhost"
259: ConnectTo="EnterpriseDataService:100.100.100.100:999"
260: ConnectTo="EnterpriseDataService:100.100.100.100:999:ALL_ITEMS"
261: {{/code}}
262: 
263: === Import on serverside ===
264: 
265: (% class="level3" %)
266: (((
267: {{code language="java"}}
268: ServerDataImport="<Importerklasse>:<Importername>:<Importpfad>"
269: {{/code}}
270: 
271: The importer class corresponds to the classname of an importer in jBEAM.
272: The name of the importer corresponds to the name of the producer in jBEAM.
273: The import path corresponds to a relative path to a file or an absolute path or URL to the script.
274: With relative paths, the startup directory of jBEAM is taken as the origin (CodeBase).
275: 
276: Examples:
277: )))
278: 
279: {{code language="java"}}
280: ServerDataImport="com.AMS.jBEAM.FileImport_Diadem:My Diadem Importer:c:\test.dat"
281: ServerDataImport="com.AMS.jBEAM.FileImport_Diadem::Subfolder/test.dat"
282: {{/code}}
283: 
284: == Logging ==
285: 
286: (% class="level2" %)
287: (((
288: For the logging control in jBEAM the settings of the following parameters are necessary: Logger, LoggerStartCondition, Logfile, LogLimit.
289: )))
290: 
291: === LoggerStartCondition ===
292: 
293: (% class="level3" %)
294: (((
295: {{code language="java"}}
296: LoggerStartCondition="<STRING>"
297: {{/code}}
298: 
299: STRING corresponds to a String with the following elements:
300:  “Disabled ” (no Logging)
301:  “Error” (serious error),
302:  “Warning” (Problem, which doesn´t abborts the execution of the application)
303:  “Info ” (News for user information)
304:  “Configuration” (Messages about configuration)
305:  “Fine” (Messages about debug)
306:  “Finer” (Finer messages about debug)
307:  “Finest ” (Finest messages about debug)
308: 
309: Example:
310: )))
311: 
312: {{code language="java"}}
313: LoggerStartCondition="Warning"
314: {{/code}}
315: 
316: === LogFile ===
317: 
318: (% class="level3" %)
319: (((
320: {{code language="java"}}
321: Logfile=<File>
322: {{/code}}
323: 
324: File corresponds to a path to the log file. Instead to the console, it will be logged in this file.
325: 
326: Example:
327: )))
328: 
329: {{code language="java"}}
330: Logfile = c:\temp.log 
331: {{/code}}
332: 
333: === LogLimit ===
334: 
335: (% class="level3" %)
336: (((
337: {{code language="java"}}
338: LogLimit= "<Integer>"
339: {{/code}}
340: 
341: Integer corresponds to the maximum length of a logging message.
342: 
343: Example:
344: )))
345: 
346: {{code language="java"}}
347: LogLimit = "1000"
348: {{/code}}
349: 
350: == Others ==
351: 
352: (% class="level2" %)
353: (((
354: 
355: )))
356: 
357: === Fullscreen-Mode ===
358: 
359: (% class="level3" %)
360: (((
361: {{code language="java"}}
362: Fullscreen
363: {{/code}}
364: 
365: The entry of the parameter name is rated as Fullscreen = true (start in fullscreen mode). By starting in normal mode, the parameter name hasn´t to be entered.
366: 
367: Examples:
368: 
369: (% class="code" %)
370: {{{Fullscreen}}}
371: )))
372: 
373: === Help ===
374: 
375: (% class="level3" %)
376: (((
377: (% class="code" %)
378: {{{help}}}
379: 
380: The entry of the parameter name is rated as help= true. In this case, the starting parameters and their descriptions are outputted to help and jBEAM will be closed.
381: 
382: Example:
383: 
384: (% class="code" %)
385: {{{help}}}
386: )))
387: 
388: === Language ===
389: 
390: (% class="level3" %)
391: (((
392: {{code language="java"}}
393: Language="<STRING>"
394: {{/code}}
395: 
396: The language of jBEAM is set with this parameter.
397:  STRING corresponds to a String with the following elements:
398:  “de_DE ” : German
399:  “en_EN” : English
400:  “ru_RU” : Russian
401:  “fr_FR” : French
402:  …
403: Default: System language (if supported), else English
404: 
405: Example:
406: )))
407: 
408: {{code language="java"}}
409: Language="de_DE"
410: {{/code}}
411: 
412: === Licenseserver ===
413: 
414: (% class="level3" %)
415: (((
416: {{code language="java"}}
417: LicenseServer=<SERVER:PORT>
418: {{/code}}
419: 
420: The adress of a licenseserver is set with this parameter.
421: 
422: Example:
423: 
424: {{code language="java"}}
425: LicenseServer=localhost:4331
426: {{/code}}
427: 
428: === Mode ===
429: 
430: (% class="level3" %)
431: (((
432: {{code language="java"}}
433: Mode="<STRING>"
434: {{/code}}
435: 
436: STRING corresponds to a String with the following elements: “Desktop”, “Presentation”, "Viewer", "Service"
437: Defines the viewmode of jBEAM.
438: 
439: Example:
440: )))
441: 
442: {{code language="java"}}
443: Mode="<STRING>"
444: {{/code}}
445: 
446: === MeasurementStatus ===
447: 
448: (% class="level3" %)
449: (((
450: {{code language="java"}}
451: MeasurementStatus="<STRING>"
452: {{/code}}
453: 
454: STRING status of the measurement(STARTED|PAUSED).
455: 
456: Example:
457: )))
458: 
459: {{code language="java"}}
460: MeasurementStatus=STARTED
461: {{/code}}
462: 
463: === Service ===
464: 
465: (% class="level3" %)
466: (((
467: (% class="readOnly macro macro-block" title="code macro" %)
468: (((
469: (% class="macro-output" %)
470: (((
471: (% class="box code" %)
472: (((
473: Service(% style="color: #666666; " %)=(% style="color: #BA2121; " %)"<STRING>"
474: )))
475: )))
476: )))
477: 
478: STRING corresponds to the name of the service.
479: Service, which starts with jBEAM.
480: 
481: Example:
482: )))
483: 
484: (% class="readOnly macro macro-block" title="code macro" %)
485: (((
486: (% class="macro-output" %)
487: (((
488: (% class="box code" %)
489: (((
490: Service(% style="color: #666666; " %)=(% style="color: #BA2121; " %)"EnterpriseDataService"
491: )))
492: )))
493: )))
494: 
495: === Mode ===
496: 
497: (% class="level3" %)
498: (((
499: (% class="readOnly macro macro-block" title="code macro" %)
500: (((
501: (% class="macro-output" %)
502: (((
503: (% class="box code" %)
504: (((
505: Mode(% style="color: #666666; " %)=(% style="color: #BA2121; " %)"<STRING>"
506: )))
507: )))
508: )))
509: 
510: STRING corresponds to a String with the following elements: “Desktop”, “Presentation”, "Viewer"
511: Defines the viewmode of jBEAM.
512: 
513: Example:
514: )))
515: 
516: (% class="readOnly macro macro-block" title="code macro" %)
517: (((
518: (% class="macro-output" %)
519: (((
520: (% class="box code" %)
521: (((
522: Mode(% style="color: #666666; " %)=(% style="color: #BA2121; " %)"<STRING>"
523: )))
524: )))
525: )))
526: 
527: === WindowTitle ===
528: 
529: (% class="level3" %)
530: (((
531: {{code language="java"}}
532: WindowTitle=<String>
533: {{/code}}
534: 
535: Defines a own title of the jBEAM window.
536: 
537: Example:
538: )))
539: 
540: {{code language="java"}}
541: WindowTitle="My own jBEAM-Title"
542: {{/code}}
543: 
544: === WindowWidth and WindowHeight ===
545: 
546: (% class="level3" %)
547: (((
548: {{code language="java"}}
549: WindowWidth=<Integer>
550: {{/code}}
551: 
552: Defines width and length of the jBEAM window. Values can be used as 1024, 1024px, 12.5% or 7.5cm. All compatible units can be used instead of 'cm' in example. 
553: 
554: Example:
555: )))
556: 
557: {{code language="java"}}
558: WindowWidth=20
559: {{/code}}
560: 
561: === WindowLeftPosition and WindowTopPosition ===
562: 
563: (% class="level3" %)
564: (((
565: {{code language="java"}}
566: WindowWidth=<Integer>
567: {{/code}}
568: 
569: Defines position of the jBEAM window. Values can be used as 1024, 1024px, 12.5% or 7.5cm. All compatible units can be used instead of 'cm' in example.
570: 
571: Example:
572: )))
573: 
574: {{code language="java"}}
575: WindowLeftPosition=100px
576: {{/code}}
577: 
578: === Datadepth ===
579: 
580: (% class="level3" %)
581: (((
582: {{code language="java"}}
583: Datadepth=<Number>
584: {{/code}}
585: 
586: All numeric arrays will be initialized with this parameter.
587:  Default: 100
588: 
589: Example:
590: )))
591: 
592: {{code language="java"}}
593: Datadepth=500
594: {{/code}}
595: 
596: === Menubar ===
597: 
598: (% class="level3" %)
599: (((
600: {{code language="java"}}
601: Menubar
602: {{/code}}
603: 
604: jBEAM window with or without menubar. Menubar is only available in Desktop-Mode, i.e. if parameter Mode=Desktop is adjusted.
605: 
606: Example:
607: 
608: {{code language="java"}}
609: Menubar
610: {{/code}}
611: 
612: === AutomaticStart ===
613: )))
614: 
615: (% class="level3" %)
616: (((
617: {{code language="java"}}
618: AutomaticStart=<BOOLEAN>
619: {{/code}}
620: 
621: BOOLEAN corresponds to a string of the following list: “true”, “false”
622: Specifies whether jBEAM should be started immediately after the applet.
623: 
624: Example:
625: )))
626: 
627: {{code language="java"}}
628: AutomaticStart=false
629: {{/code}}
630: 
631: === ShowStartButton ===
632: 
633: (% class="level3" %)
634: (((
635: {{code language="java"}}
636: ShowStartButton
637: {{/code}}
638: 
639: The entry of the parameter name is rated as ShowStartButton = true.
640:  Displays a button to launch jBEAM. This parameter is only evaluated if AutomaticStart = false and this parameters are entered.
641: 
642: Example:
643: )))
644: 
645: {{code language="java"}}
646: ShowStartButton
647: {{/code}}
648: 
649: === NewWindow ===
650: 
651: (% class="level3" %)
652: (((
653: {{code language="java"}}
654: NewWindow
655: {{/code}}
656: 
657: The entry of the parametername is evaluated as NewWindow = true.
658:  Starts jBEAM in an own window. If the parameter is not entered, jBEAM is started in the applet container.
659: 
660: Example:
661: )))
662: 
663: {{code language="java"}}
664: NewWindow
665: {{/code}}
666: 
667: == See also ==
668: 
669: * [[Structure of jBEAM>>doc:Structure of jBEAM]]
670: * [[Components of jBEAM>>doc:Components of jBEAM]]
671: )))
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