Re: [hyades-dev] hyades agent

[Victor Havin <vhavin@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I would recommend checking your filter
settings.
If you accidentally filter out some
packages used by your test you will not receive any data, although the
agent controller will be running.
It is just an assumption, but imagine
you have a test that executes package 'foo' for 15 minutes and then switches
to package 'bar'. If you filter the package 'bar' out, the outcome will
be very close to what you have described.

--Victor

Victor L.Havin
IBM Rational
ASQG
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Kim Coleman/Cupertino/IBM@IBMUS
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11/09/2004 03:16 PM

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hyades-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 11/09/2004 02:16:02 PM:

> ...I am running an automated test that takes 
> approximately an hour to run. After about 15 minutes of the 
> automated test running on the java application, the hyades agent 
> seems to stop recording data. ... 

Michael, you can try increasing the servicelog.log logging levels to see
if there is still message traffic when data collection appears to stall.

Edit RASERVER_HOME/config/serviceconfig.xml, locate the AgentControllerConfiguration
and set loggingDetail=HIGH and loggingLevel=DEBUG. It will look something
like this when you're done: 

<AgentControllerConfiguration activeConfiguration="default"
filePort="10005" jvm=yourpath loggingDetail="HIGH"
loggingLevel="DEBUG" port="10002" processPolling="true"
securedPort="10003" version="3.0.1.1">

Then stop and restart RAServer. A lot more information will go into servicelog.log
now. Probably more than you want to know, in fact. :-) But one of the things
you can definitely see is whether or not data is flowing back to your workbench
from the data collection agent. 

-Kim 

Kim Coleman
PurifyPlus Development
IBM Rational Software, Cupertino, CA
kcoleman@xxxxxxxxxx