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Web Service: Executes a Web Service call, storing the output in either a le or a variable. Specify an HTTP connection manager and a local le in which to store WSDL information. If the HTTP connection manager points directly at the WSDL le (e.g., http://MyServer/MyService/MyPage.asmx wsdl for the MyService Web Service on MyServer), then use the Download WSDL button to ll the local copy of the WSDL le; otherwise, manually retrieve and create the local WSDL le. Setting OverwriteWSDLFile to true will store the latest Web Service description into the local le each time the task is run. Once connection information is established, switch to the Input page to choose the service and method to execute, and then enter any parameters required by the chosen method. The Output page provides options to output to either a le, as described by a File connection manager, or a variable. Take care to choose a variable with a data type compatible with the result the Web Service will return.

Working with the Windows Registry ............................................................................... 231 Understanding the registry structure......................................................................232 Reading registry keys and values ............................................................................233 Writing registry keys and values ............................................................................234 Creating new keys ..................................................................................................235 Deleting registry keys and values............................................................................236 Recon guring network services through the registry .............................................236 Managing WINS through Windows scripts ..................................................237 Managing DHCP through Windows scripts ..................................................239 Using Event Logs .............................................................................................................. 242 Viewing event logs .................................................................................................. 242 Understanding event entries ................................................................................... 243 Archiving event logs ...............................................................................................244 Writing to Event Logs....................................................................................................... 245 Event logging basics ............................................................................................... 245 Working with the LogEvent method.......................................................................246

with E the excitation of the excited parent nucleus. Therefore, the relative intensities of the channels change because the binding energies of the emitted particles change the density of states through the exponential dependence of the level density. This can be extended to the case of ssion decay leading, in the simplest approximation, to a slightly different integral: E Ef Gf / G(E, N) r(E Ef 1) d 1 (6:30)

The balance of the events (review Trace 13.9a) reads and invalidates the alarmTable and eventTable by setting the values of the alarrnStatus { rmon 3.1.1.12) and eventStatus {rmon 9.1.1.7) to a value of 4 (invalid). In summary, this trace has illustrated how the RMON alarm and event groups interact to provide both monitoring and notification of significant network conditions.

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Electronic energy levels in an ionic crystal. (From Wang et al., 1975.)

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