Class cwstatus

All Implemented Interfaces:
ImageObserver, MenuContainer, Serializable, Accessible, RootPaneContainer, WindowConstants

@Deprecated public final class cwstatus extends JFrame
Deprecated.
The status tool no longer has any valid servers that it works with. There is no replacement.

The status utility shows the status of a CoastWatch data server.

Name

cwstatus - shows the status of a CoastWatch data server.

Synopsis

cwstatus [OPTIONS]
cwstatus [OPTIONS] host

Options:

-c, --script=PATH
-h, --help
-o, --operator
-s, --ssl
--version

Description

The status utility shows the status of a CoastWatch data server using a graphical user interface. The incoming, unprocessed, processing, and online data are shown and continually updated as the server is processing data. Individual passes with coverage area and preview image may be selected from a list. The status utility is designed for use by research personnel and system operators to monitor a CoastWatch data processing server and select data of interest. Detailed help on the usage of cwstatus is available from within the utility using the menu bar under Help | Help and Support.

Parameters

Main parameters:

host
The CoastWatch server host name. There is no default host name. If specified, the host is contacted and polled for its status immediately after the status utility starts. Otherwise, the user must connect to the server manually using Connect | New server on the menu bar.

Options:

-c, --script=PATH
ADVANCED USERS ONLY. The query script path. The default is /ctera/query.cgi.
-h, --help
Prints a brief help message.
-o, --operator
Specifies that operator messages should be displayed. By default, errors on the server are not of interest to normal users and are not displayed. Operator messages take the form of a special message box that appears when an error occurs.
-s, --ssl
Turns on SSL mode. This makes the server connection use an SSL-encrypted protocol (https). The default is to use an unsecured connection (http).
--version
Prints the software version.

Exit status

0 on success, > 0 on failure. Possible causes of errors:

  • Invalid command line option

Examples

The following command shows the startup of the status monitor for the fictitious server frobozz.noaa.gov:

   phollema$ cwstatus frobozz.noaa.gov
 
Since:
3.1.3
Author:
Peter Hollemans
See Also:
  • Field Details

    • UPDATE_DELAY

      public static final int UPDATE_DELAY
      Deprecated.
      The status update delay in milliseconds.
      See Also:
    • DEFAULT_SCRIPT

      public static final String DEFAULT_SCRIPT
      Deprecated.
      The default status script.
      See Also:
  • Constructor Details

    • cwstatus

      public cwstatus(String protocol, String host, String path, boolean operator)
      Deprecated.
      Creates a new status frame using the specified server.
      Parameters:
      protocol - the communication protocol.
      host - the server host, or null for no initial host.
      path - the query script path, or null for the default script.
      operator - the operator mode flag.
  • Method Details

    • main

      public static void main(String[] argv)
      Deprecated.
      Performs the main function.
      Parameters:
      argv - the list of command line parameters.