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Integrating Applications into OVO<br />

Integrating Applications into the Application Desktop<br />

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Integrating Applications into the Application<br />

Desktop<br />

You can add your own applications to the OVO Application Bank, and<br />

assign them to an operator. The applications are then invoked when the<br />

operator double-clicks a symbol in the Application Desktop.<br />

You can add the following types of applications to the OVO Application<br />

Bank:<br />

❏ OVO applications<br />

❏ <strong>HP</strong> <strong>OpenView</strong> applications<br />

Integrating OVO Applications<br />

Typically, OVO applications are utilities that provide services of a<br />

general nature. When integrated into the Application Desktop, they<br />

help build a set of management tools. You can pass information (for<br />

example, selected nodes) as arguments to the applications. Users then<br />

start the applications by double-clicking application icons.<br />

You can add applications through the Add OVO Application and Add<br />

Internal Application windows. These windows enable you to<br />

integrate application into the OVO Application Bank quickly and easily.<br />

For details, see the administrator’s online help and the OVO Application<br />

Integration Guide.<br />

About the Plug-in for Integrated <strong>OpenView</strong><br />

Applications<br />

A plug-in of integrated <strong>HP</strong> <strong>OpenView</strong> applications is provided by<br />

Application Registration Files (ARFs). These files define how users<br />

access applications and how application processes are managed. <strong>HP</strong><br />

<strong>OpenView</strong> applications also can access <strong>HP</strong> <strong>OpenView</strong> windows through<br />

the <strong>HP</strong> <strong>OpenView</strong> Windows Applications Programming Interface (API).<br />

This API enables you, for example, to generate application-specific<br />

submaps. The submaps are generated by <strong>HP</strong> <strong>OpenView</strong> OpenSpool, <strong>HP</strong><br />

<strong>OpenView</strong> OmniBack II, and <strong>HP</strong> <strong>OpenView</strong> OmniStorage. For details<br />

about general <strong>HP</strong> <strong>OpenView</strong> application integration, see the <strong>HP</strong><br />

<strong>OpenView</strong> Windows Developers Guide.<br />

Chapter 6

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