Beet 1.x User's Guide
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Beet 1.x User's Guide
Jason
Trump
Table of Contents
1. Quick Start
Overview
Simplified Installation
Log Analysis
Upload to an Oracle Database
Export to XML
Export to CSV
Export with custom XSL
2. Justification
Existing Tools and Methods
System Resource Monitoring
JMX Monitoring
Access Logging
Logging Toolkits
Profilers, Performance Logging
Where beet Fits
Why Spring?
Commercial and Open-Source Alternatives
3. Configuration Reference
Configuration Examples
The Behavior Tracking Servlet Filter
XML Schema Documentation for http://www.mantis-tgi.com/schema/bt/1.1
<bt:config>
<bt:manager>
<bt:advice>
<bt:xml-persister>
<bt:jdbc-persister>
<bt:custom-persister>
<bt:session-context>
Attribute bt:tracking-manager
4. JMX Administration
5. Programmer Reference
List of Tables
5.1.
API Modules
List of Examples
1.1.
Adding method and http tracking to applicationContext.xml
1.2.
Adding SQL tracking to applicationContext.xml
3.1.
Store performance logs in the Tomcat logs directory
3.2.
Use a custom SessionContext implementation to specify user IDs
3.3.
Send tracking data for different packages to different log files
3.4.
Integrate beet with other AOP advice
3.5.
Register MBeans on a JVM with multiple Beet applications
3.6.
Defining BehaviorTrackingFilter in web.xml