Take a look at the on-line books shipped with NetView for NT.  You'll find
Programming manuals there which are not shipped in hard copy.  They should
answer most of your questions.

NetView does not contain a compiler for anything other than MIBs.  You must
install your own compiler.  For NT we use MS Visual C++.

The APIs  are documented in the Programming manuals.

All the APIs are in C.  If your other language supports you making calls to
C functions, then you could use it, but basically all the binrary
executables are written in C/C++.

James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX) L3 Support



Maghawry Maghawry <maghawry AT USA DOT NET> on 02/04/99 07:34:44 AM

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hi
this first mail for me in our list,i'm student in faculty of engineering
-cairo university-last year
i want to ask about "TME 10  NETVIEW FOR WINDOWS NT"
I want to programming netview.so i want answers for the following
questions:
1-netview contain compiler for any program file written in any programming
language or not?
2-what is the available API can used during any application?
3-netview support  any  programming language otherwise c?
thanks
maghawry



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