8 c | Title Page | Prev t | Next h | onMouseOut="self.status=''; return true">Table of Contents | Service Tools[ | Index | 2 ( : * 6.4 Component Configuration Attributes ( ?Attributes for all components fall into two categories (indistinguishable in the web interface): common attributes and extended attributes. (For additional information about configuration attributes, refer to Chapter5.) 2 ( : 6.4.1 Common Attributes ( Attributes that each component contains by default are known as common attributes. They are still owned by their component, so the autoStart attribute for one component is independent from the autoStart attribute of another component. 2 ( : 6.4.2 Extended Attributes ( Attributes specific to a particular component are known as extended attributes. For example, the "watchFlags" attributes of the "EvtAnalyzer" component do not exist in any other components, since they only apply to the Event Analysis service. 8 c | Title Page | Prev t | Next h | onMouseOut="self.status=''; return true">Table of Contents | Service Tools[ | Index |
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( ?Attributes for all components fall into two categories (indistinguishable in the web interface): common attributes and extended attributes. (For additional information about configuration attributes, refer to Chapter5.)
( Attributes that each component contains by default are known as common attributes. They are still owned by their component, so the autoStart attribute for one component is independent from the autoStart attribute of another component.
( Attributes specific to a particular component are known as extended attributes. For example, the "watchFlags" attributes of the "EvtAnalyzer" component do not exist in any other components, since they only apply to the Event Analysis service.