actionconfig DTD description

In the ics-config.dtd, the element is defined as:

<!ELEMENT  actionconfig (program_name | timeout? | trace | display | status_criteria? | context_criteria | userprofile )*> 
<!ATTLIST actionconfig
  name    CDATA  #REQUIRED 
  enable   (TRUE | FALSE | true | false | True | False) "TRUE" 
  type  (SERVER | CLIENT | AUTO | server | client | auto | Server |
   Client | Auto)     #REQUIRED
  timestamp    CDATA  "0">

This declares the tool object and indicates that the allowable subelements to be nested are:

• Program Name (“program_name DTD description” on page 234 provides additional information)

• Timeout (“timeout DTD description (for actionconfig)” on page 235 provides additional information)

• Trace (“trace DTD description” on page 236 provides additional information)

• Display (“display DTD description” on page 235 provides additional information)

• Status Criteria (“status_criteria DTD description” on page 236 provides additional information)

• Context Criteria (“context_criteria DTD description” on page 237 provides additional information)

  Attribute-list declarations for the actionconfig element identifies the attribute declarations for the actionconfig element.

Table 1. Attribute-list declarations for the actionconfig element

XML attribute	Description	Possible value	Value required/ default value
name	A unique name for the tool.	CDATA (string?)	Required.
enable	Indicates whether the tool should be enabled when imported into the Global Manager or whether it was enabled at the time of export.	TRUE True true FALSE False false	Not required Default is True so the tool is enabled when imported.
type	Indicates the classification of the tool: Server — Tools executed on the same host as the Global Manager. These are displayed in the Tools menu on the Global Console. Client — Tools executed locally by the console. These are displayed in the Tools menu on the Global Console. Auto — Tools executed automatically through escalation policies or the automatic action adapter (sm_adapter). These are not visible in the tools menu on the Global Console.	SERVER Server server CLIENT Client client AUTO Auto auto	Required.
timestamp	When exporting, the value is the last time the object was modified by any user through the Global Manager Administration Console or through sm_config. When importing, the timestamp defined in the XML file is compared with the timestamp of the object in the repository. Modifications to an existing object will fail when the import timestamp is later than the existing repository timestamp (unless the force option is used).	CDATA	Not required Default is "0".