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| Re: accessing a CBE repository from LTA [message #84289 is a reply to message #84183] |
Tue, 26 September 2006 15:46  |
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Originally posted by: cindyjin.ca.ibm.com
Hi Chris:
You can implement your own sensor to read from a database. Your sensor
can extend org.eclipse.hyades.logging.adapter.impl.Sensor, or other
existing Sensors. You need to overwrite the update() to set
configuration and getNext() to read logs from the database.
Thanks
Cindy
Chris Giblin wrote:
> Ali,
> Thanks for the hint. This was good to get started with.
>
> I want to read CBEs from a database. It seems the framework always wants
> a file to read. I wonder which class needs to be overriden to bypass the
> requirement to read a log file. Seems there should be a "LogDataSource"
> abstraction so data can be read from anywhere, not only from a file.
> I'll keep looking for the right hook.
>
> thanks, chris
>
> Ali Mehregani wrote:
>> Your approach makes sense to me. If you download TPTP-SDK you can use
>> the Log Parser example to get started (use File > New > Example >
>> Logging > Log Parser Extension Sample).
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>> "Chris Giblin" <cgi@zurich.ibm.com> wrote in message
>> news:eee9cc$tn7$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>>> Hi,
>>> I am new to LTA/GLA and would like to perform analysis of CBEs in the
>>> LTA. But these CBEs do not need to be derived from imported logs
>>> using with GLAs. Rather, these CBEs already exist in a relational
>>> database.
>>>
>>> I suspect I need to add a new log type by means of a plugin. I would
>>> develop a static adapter which accesses the DB with JDBC and passes
>>> the CBE through and then deploy this as a plugin.
>>>
>>> Is this the way you pro's would do it as well?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> chris
>>
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