NAME
    Xymon::Client - Interface to xymon/hobbit client.

SYNOPSIS
      use Xymon::Client;
      my $xymon = Xymon::Client("/home/hobbit/client/");
      
  $xymon->send({
            server => 'servername',
            testname => 'test',
            color => 'red',
            msg => 'test failed',
            
  })

DESCRIPTION
    Provides an object interface to the xymon/hobbit client.

METHODS
  Xymon::Client->new($home)
    Create a new Xymon Client object, passing it the xymon/hobbit home dir.
    This is usually /home/hobbit/client.

  send({...})
    Sends a status message to the hobbit server. The following parameters
    should be passed:

    server: the server name that was tested testname: the name of the test
    (ie the column on the xymon page) color: the status color msg: the
    message to send which may be multiline and include any name-colon-value
    parameters.

    ie

    $xymon->send({ server => 'servername', testname => 'test', color =>
    'red', msg => 'test failed',

      })

AUTHOR
        David Peters
        CPAN ID: DAVIDP
        davidp@electronf.com
        http://www.electronf.com

COPYRIGHT
    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

    The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included
    with this module.

SEE ALSO
    perl(1), bb(1)

