Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.2 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 09-25-2008 Administration Manual page 219

Wait until the program completes the execution: Specify that ZMD blocks until
the script completes.
Wait for _ sec: Specify that ZMD blocks until the script completes and the specified
number of seconds expires.
9d (Conditional) If you chose Script in
Script to run: Choose an option from the drop-down list:
Specify a file: Lets you specify a file that is already on the device on which you
are running the ZENworks Control Center. If you choose this option, fill in the
remaining fields in the dialog box, as described below.
Define your own script: Lets you type a script in the ZENworks Control
Center. If you choose this option, a text box displays where you type your script.
This script is delivered to the assigned devices as part of the bundle and is
executed in the standard device shell environment. With this option, there are no
additional options to configure.
Script filename: (Required) Specify the path to the script file on the target device,
for example, /usr/local/xyz.pl.
Script parameters: Specify any additional parameters you want to place on the
command line after the script filename is specified. This results in parameters being
passed to your executable script.
Script engine: (Required) Specify the interpreter that launches to run your script, for
example, /usr/local/bin/perl.
Script engine parameters: Specify any parameters you want included on the
command line when the script engine launches.
9e (Conditional) If you chose Binary in
Executable filename: (Required) Specify the path to the executable file. This file
must already exist on the device on which you are running the ZENworks Control
Center.
Executable file parameters: Specify any additional parameters you want to place
on the command line when the executable file launches.
9f (Conditional) If you chose Java in
Java program name: (Required) Type the class path to the class file you want to
launch, for example, com.novell.TestProg.
Program parameters: Specify any additional parameters to pass to the Java class at
execution time.
Java Runtime Executable (JRE): (Required) Specify the path to the JRE* that
launches the class, for example, /usr/local/JRE/bin/java. The JRE must be
already installed on the assigned device.
JRE parameters: Specify any parameters you want to pass to the JRE system, for
example, -cp/usr/lib/tools.jar.
10 Click Next to display the Summary page, then review the information on the Summary page,
making any changes to the bundle settings by using the Back button as necessary.
Depending on your needs, you can create the bundle now or you can configure additional
options for this bundle.
Step 9b, fill in the fields:
Step 9b, fill in the fields:
Step 9b, fill in the fields:
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