When I have needed to do that I used an external command script that runs a SoapUI test case and returns a result. Using SoapUI means that we can call one or more web service requests to build up a message flow and then specify what data is expected in the response, all from the luxury of a graphical environment.
If you need more details and examples please let me know.
The trick I was missing in case anybody looks at this in the future is to re-layout the diagram and they will appear.
Thanks for your answer, I must have been working too long or something as when I tried it again it works fine.
Thanks for your magic powers 
I am trying to get the value of a counter from a windows machine, but something is going wrong.
According to a previous comment as the parameter contains brackets then it must be in quotes, however it still does not seem to work.
What am I doing wrong?
Please help me
Paul
Hi
I have a number of VPNs on my system and I am trying to show them on the network map, however the VPN connector always has the status of unknown and I cannot seem to get it to show in the network map.
What am a doing wrong? Please could you explain how it is used.
Thanks
Paul
I am confused. I installed NetXMS service on a windows 2003 server machine and when I try to start the NetXMS Core service I get the error Error 1053: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.
I am using a MSSQL database, having tried both with windows authentication and after setting up a specific user. You can see both settings in the config file included below, except that the windows authentication settings were commented out.
# Created by NetXMS Server configuration wizard at Mon Nov 01 18:49:59 2010
#
#LogFile = {syslog}
LogFile = c:\logfile.txt
DBDriver = mssql.ddr
DBServer = localhost
DBName = netxmsDB
#DBLogin = *
DBLogin = netxms
DBPassword = netxms
LogFailedSQLQueries = yes
Running nxdbmgr check reports no errors as shown below either using windows authentication settings or when using the username and password configuration. It works fine when running as a console application using either authentication setting, but fails when I run it as a service. The service is set to log on as the same user that it runs as locally, an administrator, so there should be no permission issues.
The log file produced when running it as a service is shown below:
[02-Nov-2010 15:51:45] Log file opened
[02-Nov-2010 15:51:45] Database driver "mssql.ddr" loaded and initialized successfully
[02-Nov-2010 15:51:45] Stalled database lock removed
[02-Nov-2010 15:51:45] Listening for SNMP traps on UDP socket 0.0.0.0:162
[02-Nov-2010 15:51:45] NetXMS Server started
[02-Nov-2010 15:51:45] NetXMS Server stopped
[02-Nov-2010 15:51:45] Listening for client connections on TCP socket 0.0.0.0:4701
Anybody have any ideas as to how to get this to work?
