Made some adjustments to get the Windows ^M out of the file. These werecausing the file to fail when trying to run on a Mac system. I assume it
would also fail on a linux box.
Updates so that the ATNA queries received by the ARR service actually compare the start and end dates to the dates in the message.xml files we have captured. We do compute a list of files that match based on dates.Remaining steps:
1) Add filters for other variables
2) Turn the results in JSON and XML formats and return those. Right now
we are returning a made up text message.
We now have a query object that is a representation of the URI query parameters, a database that reads the ATNA syslog messages from desk and a server that knows about these things.However, the server does not tie these toghether yet. Also, the database
implementation only provides matching on dates and not any other
parameters.
Finally, the code that reads the syslog messages from disk needs some
work. It blows up if there are issues with the messages. We just need to
skip bad messages and move on.
QueryServiceATNA implements a RESTful server for ATNA syslog queries..It is intended to be included as part of a WAR file and deployed through
an application such as tomcat.
ATNASyslogFIleBasedDB reads syslog messages from the file system andimplements a simple, searchable database. This exists only to service
the queries defined for RESTful ATNA. It is not a general database.
The curl-01 scripts perform based HTTP get commands to testthe ATNA RESTful server. We send illegal values for start/end date.
We do send legal values in the header for the expected encoding.
Steve Moore
Steve Moore