I reported my gripes with log viewing else where - specifically they aren't
rendered in pre-formatted mode so the line breaks are gone and the stack
traces are a mess. It also strips off everything before the first ":" if
any and calls it a "Message ID" - hardly any of my logs have a message ID so
this messes up a lot of log lines.
I'd like to make a log and stats viewer that gives me a nicer dashboard with
logging configuration and maybe read out some useful stats like VM size etc.
Maybe create some drill-downs. Also if it would use a cookie to "remember
me" so I don't have to log in so often, that would be great. I dunno, it's
a "pie in the sky" right now, I don't quite have a lot of time to work on
it. But if I thought I could whip up a decent log viewer in an afternoon I
might do it.
Who knows what would follow after that ... maybe a dashboard with
reqs/second, VM memory usage, etc..
Kedar Mhaswade wrote:
>
> Well, it's not that hard.
>
> If this is based on GF v2, you can use programmatic API called AMX
> and get the job done. But why do you want to reinvent the wheel (sort
> of :)?)
>
> Also, note that there are asadmin commands like "monitor" and "get -m"
> that do some interesting things for you AFA monitoring is concerned.
> What changes do you want to see with log viewing?
>
> -Kedar
>
> Dobes Vandermeer wrote:
>> The admin interface is ... well ... it gets the job done. However, I'm
>> wondering how hard it would be to write my own EAR for administering the
>> glassfish application, for some functions - especially monitoring and log
>> viewing. Is the stuff that the admin UI does hard to get access to, or
>> is
>> there a simple library I would use?
>>
>>
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