README File for the IBM NetView for AIX Programmer's Guide
(SC31-8164-00)
 
Purpose of this book
 
The NetView for AIX Programmer's Guide is for anybody who
wants to write application programs to run with the IBM
NetView for AIX program.
 
Audience
 
Use this book if you will be writing programs that you will
integrate with the NetView for AIX program, or if you will
integrate other programs with NetView for AIX.  You should
have an understanding of the AIX operating system and be
familiar with the C programming language.
 
How the Files Are Organized :

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This book contains the following information:
 
Chapter 1, "Introducing the NetView for AIX Program"
Chapter 2, "Integrating Your Application with NetView for AIX"
Chapter 3, "Creating and Using the Application Registration File"
Chapter 4, "Integrating Your Application with NetView for AIX Security Services"
Chapter 5, "Designing Application Help"
Chapter 6, "Understanding the NetView for AIX User Interface"
Chapter 7, "Creating and Using Objects and Fields"
Chapter 8, "Creating and Using Symbols"
Chapter 9, "Creating and Using Submaps"
Chapter 10, "Map Events and Map Editing"
Chapter 11, "Understanding the NetView for AIX Management Environment"
Chapter 12, "Using the XOM API"
Chapter 13, "Using the XMP API"
Chapter 14, "C-Language Binding for the XOM and XMP APIs"
Chapter 15, "Introduction to the NetView for AIX WinSNMP API"
Chapter 16, "Programming with NetView for AIX WinSNMP"
Chapter 17, "Using the NetView for AIX SNMP API"
Chapter 18, "Using SNMP API Functions and Data Structures"
Chapter 19, "Filtering Network Events"
Chapter 20, "Using the General Topology Manager"
Chapter 21, "Communicating with the General Topology Manager"
Appendix, "Migrating Version 3 Applications"
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
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