README File for the IBM NetView for AIX Programmer's Reference
(SC31-8165-00)
 
Purpose of this book
 
The IBM NetView for AIX Programmer's Reference provides information
for programmers who are already familiar with the programming tasks
involved in customizing the NetView for AIX program or in writing or
customizing network management applications that interface with the
NetView for AIX program.
 
Audience
 
This publication is written for system programmers who wish to
customize NetView for AIX or to write applications using NetView for
AIX application programming interfaces (API). This manual lists and
describes commands, files, and API functions.
 
How the Files Are Organized

sc318165.pdf - Adobe Acrobat* file
sc318165.zip - Zip file containing all of the following PostScript* 
               files
 
This book is split into the following files:
 
8165a.ps - Chapter 1,"Function Tables for NetView for AIX Man Pages"
 
8165b.ps - Chapter 2 "Reference Pages" (aka man pages). These man
                         pages are listed alphabetically beginning with
                          at_array_to_oid and ending with
                          nvotGetVerticesInGraph.
 
8165c.ps - Chapter 2 "Reference Pages". The alphabetical man page
                          list continues with nvotInit and ends with
                          OVwDbListFields.
 
8165d.ps - Chapter 2 "Reference Pages". The alphabetical man page
                          list contines with
                          OVwDbListObjectsByFieldValue and ends with
                          XnvTopLevelShell.
 
8165e.ps - Chapter 3 "XOM Package"
               Chapter 4 "XMP API Management Service Packages"
               Chapter 5 "XMP API Management Contents Packages"
               Chapter 6 "Using NetView for AIX GTM Data Structures"
               Glossary
               Bibliography
               Reader Comment Form
 
How to Print the PostScript** Files

A printer with PostScript** capability is required for the *.ps files.

Note: If you are using a printer with a parallel port cable,
        you may experience PostScript printing errors, depending
        on the length of the cable. If this happens, contact your
        system administrator.

* Adobe Acrobat is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
** PostScript is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated.

