This section describes the format for Monitor properties in the rtview.properties file. All properties have the prefix sl.rtview which is followed by a property name = value pair: sl.rtview.<property_name>=:<value>. For example, to specify the Data Server port number globally:
sl.rtview.dataserver.port=3278
Filters are available to apply limit the scope to which a property is applied. Filters precede the sl.rtview property prefix followed by a period (.): <property_filter>.sl.rtview.<property_name>=:<value>.
For example, to specify the Data Server port number to only proxy clients, we use the proxyclient filter: proxyclient.sl.rtview.dataserver.port=3278
The following Monitor property filters are predefined and apply automatically depending on what tool is being executed:
|
Filter |
Description |
|
agentsender |
Applies the property to the Agent sender Data Server. For example: agentsender.sl.rtview.dataserver.port=3351 |
|
collector |
Applies the property to the Data Collection Server. For example: collector.sl.rtview.jmx.jmx_metrics_period=15000 |
|
dataserver |
Applies the property to the Data Server. For example: dataserver.sl.rtview.dataserver.socket=true |
|
displayserver |
Applies the property to the Display Server. For example: displayserver.sl.rtview.displayserver.port=3079 |
|
historian |
Applies the property to the Historian. For example: historian.sl.rtview.historian.driver=org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver |
|
maincollector |
This property filter applies to RTView EM installations. Applies the property to the main Data Collection Server. For example: maincollector.sl.rtview.alert.persistAlerts=true |
|
mainreceiver |
This property filter applies to RTView EM installations. Applies the property to the Agent main receiver Data Server. For example: mainreceiver.sl.rtview.jmxport=8911 |
|
proxyclient |
Applies the property to the proxy client. For example: proxyclient.sl.rtview.dataserver.port=2078 |
You can define your own property filters and use them as prefixes in your properties files. To select a property filter on the command line use the -propfilter argument. For example, to apply the AlertCollector filter: -propfilter: AlertCollector