The New Developer Dashboard arrives to CDN on Monday March 25th. What? Why? Where? CDN is expanding!
We have created a ‘Consolidated Dashboard’ which allows our Partners to participate in multiple programs within CDN. We have added Tabs in the left Navigation column to better articulate where you are in the Dashboard.
• General Partner Information is where you edit Company and Contacts information. If eligible, you can also join other Supported Programs. This is your new Landing screen.
• Cisco Developer Network Program is the screen which you are familiar with, for Status and Administrative Tasks specific to your product and Cisco relationship: Manage Solutions, Manage Deals, Request IVT, etc. No change in function and features.
Other Minor Changes
• ‘Complex Products’ for presence in the Marketplace Solutions Catalog has been relabeled ‘Solutions’
• In the above example, the Partner has joined a second Program within CDN
Conclusion
We welcome feedback and support is just an email away cisco-developer-network@cisco.com.
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Welcome to the HCS Developer Community! Please have a look around, and subscribe to the blog for future updates. There are limitations in SRE-V regarding tracking real time hardware events such as the failure of a hard drive. The Service Ready Engine Virtualization platform (SRE-V) has VMware ESXI 5.0 built into the platform which provides virtualization, and SRE-V installs onto the Service Ready Engine (SRE) service module . ESXI utilizes a technology called CIM as well as SNMP with some limitations to track hardware events. SRE-V uses a software RAID developed by Promise and the release implemented does not support CIM. In addition, SRE-V does not support SNMP. As a result we do not believe that the user can get notification of hardware events such as a disk failure on the SRE service module. The alternative is to use the Promise CLI to check the raid status. These CLI commands are documented in the SRE-V Installation and Configuration Guide in Chapter 7 titled "Managing RAID", and is located at: http://developer.cisco.com/web/srev/documentation . Another alternative is the UCS E-Series server which is the next generation service module released after the SRE. This server plugs into the 29xx and 39xx routers and does support SNMP. More information is available at http://developer.cisco.com/web/ucse .More information regarding ESXI CIM vs SNMP is provided here: http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/techpaper/hwhm41_technote.pdf .
The SampleGadget_Logging sample gadget is intended to serve as an example of initializing and using the Finesse logger.
This sample illustrates how to initialize the logger and log a message to the console and the Finesse agent logs on the Finesse server.
1. initialize private var
clientLogs = finesse.cslogger.ClientLogger;
2. connect with hub
clientLogs.init(gadgets.Hub, "SampleGadget_Logging"); // SampleGadget_Logging = gadgetid, this gadget id will be logged as a part of the message
3. log stuff
clientLogs.log("**** in SampleGadget_Logging ****");
This is only a sample and is NOT intended to be a production quality
gadget and will not be supported as such. It is NOT guaranteed to
be bug free. It is merely provided as a guide for a programmer to see
how to initialize the logger and write to the Finesse log.
The sample contains the following files:
SampleGadget_Logging.xml
SampleGadget_Logging.js
SampleGadget.css
SampleGadget_Logging_readme.txt
SampleGadget_Logging.docx
This gadget sample is made available to Cisco partners and customers as
a convenience to help minimize the cost of Cisco Finesse customizations.
Please see the readme.txt in the finesse javascript libraries zip
for futher information about the Finesse libraries.
II. Requirements
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The following includes:
finesse.js (requires the Finesse javascript library for Finesse 9.0(1) or later)
jquery-1.5.min.js
III. Usage
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Place the gadget in the finesse layout. Turn on the debugger console in the browser.
Login an agent and change agent state. You should see a line:
LOG: 11:23:49: SampleGadget_Logging : **** in SampleGadget_Logging ****
in the console.
In order to get the log entry into the Finesse server, click Send Error Report on the Finesse desktop.
After that you can pull the Finesse desktop log for the agent and you will see the same
LOG: line in that log. For how to obtain logs see the Finesse Installation and Getting
Started Guide.
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