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[. . . ] 8 System Requirment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Chapter 1 Installation Installation Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Starting the Installer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Installing the Server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] After you have selected the settings, click the [Start] button. 70 Using the Access Log Analysis Tools Sample Displays G Graph format This format uses a bar chart to show the access count for different durations (in minutes) up to the specified maximum minutes shown for the specified period. G Table format This format uses a table to show the access count for different durations (in minutes) up to the specified maximum minutes shown for the specified period. 3 Access Log Analysis Tools G CSV format This format analyzes the access count for different durations (in minutes) up to the specified maximum minutes shown for the specified period and automatically downloads the results as a CSV file. See P. 74. ) 71 "Browsing Log File" This option allows you to view the error log and the execution progress of the still image recording function (upload server). Selecting the Settings 1 Click "Browsing Log File". 2 The window for setting the "Browsing Log File" conditions appears. - "Log Type" Select upload, TCP video, HTTP video, camera control or remote maintenance. When you have selected the settings, click the [Get Log] button. Sample Display The log files are all displayed in the format shown below. Log file name and period for which the log has existed Date of the log displayed Links to the logs on the dates immediately before and after the log displayed Number of data records displayed from the log data for the selected date Link to data for the selected date that is not displayed Log file 72 Using the Access Log Analysis Tools "Deleting Cache File" This option allows you to delete all the Cache File generated for analysis processing. Selecting the Settings 1 Click "Others". 3 2 Click the [Delete] button. Access Log Analysis Tools 73 Using the Access Log Analysis Tools c Caution If you select "Print" in the Netscape browser, graphs sometimes may not be printed as they appear on the screen. In Internet Explorer also, the "Number of Concurrent Connections" graphs other than "outline" may not be printed as they appear on the screen. c Caution If you select the CSV format, the operation procedure and display differs depending on the web browser and the installed applications. Using the Netscape browser A dialog box for saving the CSV file to a local disk appears, allowing you to select the save location and save the file. The analysis results are not displayed on the access log analysis page. Using Internet Explorer on a machine with Microsoft Excel installed The browser launches Microsoft Excel and the CSV file written by Excel appears in the browser page. You can save the CSV file by selecting "Save As. . . " in the "File" menu. Using Internet Explorer on a machine without Microsoft Excel installed The CSV file is displayed as text in the browser window. To save the CSV file, first click the right mouse button in the frame in the browser window that contains the CSV data. Select "View Source" from the pop-up menu that appears and then select "Save As. . . " from the "File" menu in the View Source window to save the CSV file. 74 Chapter 4 Creating Web Pages This chapter describes how to use WebView Livescope to transmit information. This is a LiveApplet sample page that positions a panorama image in the browser window. 4 Creating Web Pages Show Four Live-Images Interactive Live-Image Sample Page by JavaScript This is a sample page showing 4 tiled still images. This is an applet sample page that allows the user to specify the camera control information and display live still images. 81 Using Java Viewers to Send Information This section describes how to use a Java viewer to supply video images and provides examples of applications. Creating Web Pages that Use Java Viewers When you use a Java viewer, the viewer applet used must be embedded in the web page provided to the client. A web page of this sort can be created simply using the type of HTML coding normally used to embed an applet. LiveApplet <applet codebase=http://192. 168. 100. 10* / -wvdoc-01-/LiveApplet/" code="LiveApplet. class" width=450 height=380> <param name=cabbase value="LiveApplet. cab"> <param name=url value="http://192. 168. 100. 10* /"> </applet> Glimpse <applet codebase="http://192. 168. 100. 10*/ -wvdoc-01-/Glimpse/" code="Glimpse. class" width=160 height=120> <param name=cabbase value="Glimpse. cab"> <param name=url value="http://192. 168. 100. 10*/"> </applet> PanoramaSnap <applet codebase="http://192. 168. 100. 10*/ -wvdoc-01-/PanoramaSnap/" code="PanoramaSnap. class" width=600 height=250> <param name=cabbase value="PanoramaSnap. cab"> <param name=url value="http://192. 168. 100. 10*/"> </applet> The parameters required by the applet are included between the <applet> and </applet> tags. The applet parameters other than the common applet parameters codebase, code, width and height are coded using the <param> tag. * The underscored portion is a sample IP address. Also, if the camera server's HTTP conversion server port number is 80, only the camera server host name is required. 192. 168. 100. 10:8080). 82 e Note Shortening the Applet Download Time You can reduce the time required to download an applet by archiving multiple class files into a single CAB or ZIP file. Using Internet Explorer Internet Explorer supports compressed archive (CAB) files. WebView Livescope provides the LiveApplet. cab, Glimpse. cab and PanoramaSnap. cab archives in the folder used for applet installation. <applet code="LiveApplet. class" width=450 height=380> <param name="cabbase" value="LiveApplet. cab"> </applet> G This "cabbase" parameter is ignored by browsers other than Internet Explorer. Using Netscape Navigator Netscape Navigator supports uncompressed standard ZIP files. WebView Livescope provides the LiveApplet. zip, Glimpse. zip and PanoramaSnap. zip files in the folder used for applet installation. These files should be coded inside the applet tags and specified as zip files using the archive attribute. <applet archive="LiveApplet. zip" code="LiveApplet. class" width=450 height=380> </applet> G Navigator 4. x also supports compressed ZIP files, but uncompressed ZIP files should still be used so that the applet will run on earlier versions (3. x). 4 Creating Web Pages Providing compatibility with Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator To ensure that the maximum possible number of clients can view the video images, the applet tags should be coded so as to be compatible with both the mainstream browsers. <applet archive="LiveApplet. zip" code="LiveApplet. class" width= 450 height=380> <param name="cabbase" value="LiveApplet. cab"> </applet> 83 Example of Creating a Web Page that Uses a Java Viewer This section describes an example of web page creation for a page that uses a Java viewer. Use the example shown here as a guideline for creating your own completely original web page. Displaying Text in a Separate Frame Embedded in the Java Viewer 1 Frame setup 2 Display Japanese text in a separate frame. 3 Frame containing the embedded Java viewer 84 Using Java Viewers to Send Information 1 sampleSite. html <html> <head> <title>SampleSite LiveApplet</title> </head> <frameset rows="70, *"> <frameset src="head. html"> <frame src="LiveApplet. html"> </frameset> </html> 2 head. html <html> <head> <title>LiveApplet comment</title> </head> <body> <center><h1>Picture taken in front of Alta in Shinjuku</h1></center> </body> </html> 4 Creating Web Pages 3 LiveApplet. html <html> <meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html;charset=iso-8859-1"> <head> <title>LiveApplet</title> </head> <body> <applet archive="LiveApplet. zip" codebase=http:// 192. 168. 100. 10*/-wvdoc-01/ LiveApplet/ code="LiveApplet. class" width=450 height=380> <param name=cabbase value="LiveApplet. cab"> <param name=url value="http://192. 168. 100. 10*/"> </applet> </body> </html> * The underscored portion is a sample IP address. Also, if the camera server's HTTP conversion server port number is 80, only the camera server host name is required. 192. 168. 100. 10:8080). 85 Using Glimpse and LiveApplet Together This section describes the creation of a web page that allows the user to use Glimpse, which downloads quickly, to view live video at a slow frame rate, and then use LiveApplet to view the video at a faster rate and to operate the camera when an image of particular interest appears. 1 Glimpse embedded in the page Clicking on the button opens a page that includes LiveApplet. 2 The pop-up LiveApplet window. 86 Using Java Viewers to Send Information 1 Glimpse. html <html> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <head> <script language="JavaScript"> <!-function clicked(btn) { url = btn. name window. open(url, "LiveApplet", "width=470, height=400") } // --> </script> <title>Glimpse</title> </head> <body> <table> <form name="form"> <tr><td><center> <applet archive="Glimpse. zip" codebase="http://192. 168. 100. 10*/ -wvdoc-01-/Glimpse/" code="Glimpse. class" width=160 height=120> <param name=cabbase value="Glimpse. cab"> <param name=url value="http://192. 168. 100. 10*/"> </applet> </center></td></tr> <tr><td><center> <input type="Button" name="popup. html" value="click me" onClick="clicked(this)"> </center></td></tr> </form> </table> </body> </html> popup. html <html> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <head> <title>LiveApplet</title> </head> <body> <center> <applet archive="LiveApplet. zip" codebase="http://192. 168. 100. 10*/-wvdoc01-/LiveApplet/" code="LiveApplet. class" width=450 height=380> <PARAM NAME=cabbase VALUE="LiveApplet. cab"> <PARAM NAME=url VALUE="http://192. 168. 100. 10*/"> </applet> </center> </body> </html> * The underscored portion is a sample IP address. [. . . ] Select the "Upload" tab and check for errors in the URL specified as the CGI path. Check for problems with the settings on the other party's HTTP server. (Check the port number and the security settings. ) Problem Solution 146 Error Messages Message <ERROR 004004 Cgi> received error from the CGI command. CGI_URL=<URL of CGI> <Additional information> The activated CGI caused an error. [. . . ]

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