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Launcher
Target server name
To give the target server its own name (distinct from the network name of the
target), specify the name here. If you do not fill in this box, the target server is
known by the same name as the target. Use this field to distinguish alternative
configurations of a single target.
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For serial targets, this box is never necessary, because the required Target name
or IP address entry already specifies an arbitrary name for the server.
Authorized users file
To restrict this target server to a particular set of users, specify the name of a
file of authorized user IDs here. If you do not specify an authorized-users file,
any user on your network may connect to the target whenever it is not
reserved. See 3.5.2 Sharing and Reserving Target Servers, p.82 for more
discussion of the authorized-users file.
Object module format
By default, the target server deduces the object-module format by inspecting
the host-resident image of the run-time system. You can disable this by
explicitly selecting an object format from this list.
Core file
A path on the host to an executable image corresponding to the software
running on the target. This box is optional because the target agent reports the
original path from where the executable was loaded to the server. However, if
the file is no longer in the same location on the host as when your target
downloaded it (or if host and target have different views of the file system),
you can use this box to specify where to find the image on the host.
Target I/O Redirect
Turn on this toggle to redirect the target’s standard input, output, and error. If
Virtual console is selected, target I/O is redirected to the console window.
Shell I/O Redirect
Turn on this toggle to start a console window into which the target shell’s
standard input, output, and error will be directed. (This option is only
available when Virtual console is selected.)
Virtual console
Turn on this toggle to display the virtual console for this target server (a
dedicated xterm where any output or input through virtual I/O channels
takes place). 7 Examples in this manual that involve input and output streams
7. You can also create a virtual console from any Tornado tool using Tcl, with
wtxConsoleCreate. See Tornado API Guide: WTX TCL API.
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