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| Operation - Data Flow |
OneViewer decodes and displays messages from a log file created by the system
under test. Messages are read from the log file and passed to the Filter. If
the message matches any one of the filter terms, it is placed into the Buffer,
if it does not match any of the filter terms, the message is discarded. The
message in the buffer is then passed to the Display Filter. If the message
matches any of the terms in the Display Filter, it is placed into the Message
Display.
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| Message Flow Views |
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The Summary and Message Sequence Chart (MSC) views clearly show the high level
message flows. These views can be configured to display as much or as little
information as required.
The value of a specific field in a message can also be extracted and displayed
in these views.
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| Individual Message Views |
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Any message in the Summary or MSC views can be selected for further analysis.
Upon selection, a detailed view of the decoded message is shown. An encoded
message is also shown.
In the decoded view, all the field values in the message can be examined in
detail.
A “find” function allows specific fields or values to be easily located.
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Messages can be filtered from the display based on any of their parameters
(syntax, message name, direction, and field value)
OneViewer can be configured to continuously display new messages as they are
placed in the log file.
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| Input |
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OneViewer reads messages from a log file. The application under test places
transmitted and received messages into this file as simple comma separated data
values, such as encoded message data, name, timestamp, and direction.
OneViewer can be configured to continuously read from the log file. As the
application under test puts messages into the file, OneViewer reads them and
updates the views accordingly.
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