Table 9. Session States

Session State

Description

 

 

Active

A DCAF session is established. The controlling workstation (remote

 

library manager console) controls the keyboard and monitors the display

 

of the target workstation (library manager). The library manager

 

keyboard is locked; the keystrokes and pointing devicecommands

 

entered on the library manager are not processed. The library manager

 

user can regain control by pressing the hot-key combination to change

 

the session state.

 

 

Busy

A DCAF session is established. The library manager user pressed the

 

hot-key combination and regained control. The remote library manager

 

console user must wait until the library manager user puts the DCAF

 

session in another state.

 

 

Initiating

The remote library manager console is starting a DCAF session with the

 

library manager.

 

 

Monitor

A DCAF session is established. The remote library manager console

 

monitors (watches) the activity of the library manager. The remote library

 

manager console user sees the library manager display, but the library

 

manager user is in control of the keyboard and pointing deviceinput. The

 

library manager user can press the hot-key combination to change the

 

session state.

 

 

Suspend

The DCAF session in progress is suspended (stopped temporarily). The

 

remote library manager console does not monitor the library manager

 

and does not have control of the keyboard and pointing device. Either

 

console user can resume the session.

 

 

Terminate

The DCAF session is terminating (ending).

 

 

Using the Pointing Device during a Session

Figure 161 on page 252 shows the library manager's display during an active session. The operational status from the library manager was selected with the pointing device by the remote library manager console user. The remote library manager console is in keystrokes remote mode.

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