• category - If you have configured any Event Categories, you can select to only generate notifications for System events with the selected categories. See 4.4 Event Category for further information about Event Categories.

• contents - The contents field contains a hard coded string with event specific information. If you want to use this field for filtering you can enter a part of the contents as a hard coded string, e g the state you are interested in Idle/Running/Stopping/etc. However, for System events, the content consists of the text "System message:" and then the system message itself, see the description of the system message above.

• eventName - This field can be used to specify which event types you want to generate notifications for. This may be useful if the selected event type is a parent to other event types. However, since the System event is not a parent to any other event, this field will typically not be used for this event.

• origin - If you only want to generate notifications for events that are issued from certain Execution Contexts, you can specify the IP addresses of these Execution Contexts in this field.

• receiveTimeStamp - This field contains the date and time for when the event was inserted into the Platform database. If you want to use timeStamp for filtering, it may be a good idea to enter a regular expression, for example, "2012-04.*" for catching all System events from 1st of April, 2012, to 30th of April, 2012.

• severity - With this field you can determine to only generate notifications for state changes with a certain severity; Information, Warning, Error or Disaster. This may be useful to filter on if you only want to view System events that generate Warnings for example.

• timeStamp This field contains the date and time for when the Execution Context generated the event. If you want to use timeStamp for filtering, it may be a good idea to enter a regular expression, for example, "2012-06-15 09:.*" for catching all System events from 9:00 to 9:59 on the 15th of June, 2012.

Examples of System Event Configuration