I would like to automatize a process that tests my application with JProfiler. My goal is to test some properties of the measure report in memory telemetry view.
Today, I am able to do the following:
(1) run, in command line, my application with jprofiler and generate jps file
(2) launch jprofilerGUI, import the jps and then export Memory_telemetry.csv
(3) run, in command line, my tool that check properties on Memory_telemetry.csv.
As you notice, step (2) is hand made. How to avoid it?
Thanks for your help
JProfiler has a command line utility bin/jpexport that can export all views. See the documentation for help on the arguments.
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Is it possible to execute the Unidata process from the Unix Command line??
If it's possible, can anyone please let me know how to??
I just want to add some Unidata Processes into the shell script and run it from the Unix
Cron job.
Unidata Process
Unix Command line
Yes! There are several approaches, depending on how your application is setup.
Just pipe the input to the udt process and let 'er rip
$cd /path/to/account
$echo "COUNT VOC" | udt
This will run synchronously, and you may have to also respond to any prompts your application puts up, unless it is checking to see if the session is connected to a tty. Check the LOGIN paragraph in VOC to see what runs at startup.
Same, but run async as a phantom
$cd /path/to/account
$udt PHANTOM COUNT VOC
This will return immediately, the commands will run in the background. Have to check the COMO/PH file for the output from the command. It's common for applications to skip or have a cut down startup process when run as a phantom (check for #USERTYPE)
If none of the above work because of the way your application is written, use something like expect to force the issue.
spawn udt
expect "ogin:"
send "rubbleb\r"
etc.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expect for more info on expect
I'd like to automate a very simple task.
All I'm doing is exporting projecting files from an application called "solmetric pv analyzer." But I need to do it about 100 times.
Not sure if this information will help, but in order to export the projects, I need to load them into the program and then File->export traces for entire system.
I'd use something like AutoHotKey, but the sizes of the files vary greatly, so the export time does as well and I don't want it to wait such a long time do to each file.
On top of that, I'm stuck on windows XP on a computer with limited processing power.
Windows XP SP2
1 GB RAM
Looking at the flow, if I had to do it - I would use Sikuli. It is quite user friendly and
automates anything you see on the screen. It uses image recognition to identify and control GUI components. It is useful when there is no easy access to a GUI's internal or source code.
And does fit well under your hardware requirements
Windows XP SP2 1 GB RAM
since it only needs about 200MB memory to start. Once you create your script, I'm sure that the execution will take even less than that.
Aiming at full answer - you can even schedule the execution of the scripts via PowerShell/batch files. Here are the CLI arguments that you can use:
usage:
Sikuli-IDE [--args <arguments>] [-h] [-r <sikuli-file>] [-s] [-t <sikuli-file>]
--args <arguments> specify the arguments passed to Jython's sys.argv
-h,--help print this help message
-r,--run <sikuli-file> run .sikuli or .skl file
-s,--stderr print runtime errors to stderr instead of popping up a message box
-t,--test <sikuli-file> run .sikuli as a unit test case with junit's text UI runner
I am vb.net user.
Please some one help me!
How to run shell command in step by step.
When runing shell command in projects,the projects run all command the same time.
Cann't run step by step.
Thanks....,Sorry for Spelling.
If you're using Interaction class' Shell function, the 3rd parameter in it is boolean Wait. Set it to True - and each Shell statement will wait for completion of the command before invoking the next one.
As far as I remember, Shell doesn't wait for child subprocesses, so if you start a process which starts another one and then exits (e.g. bat file without call or with start) - you might face some issues. In this case consider changing the complete tree of calls. Another option would be to use System.Management assembly to trace cals tree using WMI as described here.
In SSIS package i have multiple scripts running within a job. At any given time i want to read how many scripts have been executed eg, 5/10 (50%) have been completed. Please tell how can i achieve that?
Currently there is no such functionality provided by SSIS to track progress of package execution.
It seems you need to write your own custom utility/application to implement same or use third party one.
There are few ways to do -
Using a switch called /Reporting or /Rep of DTEXEC at the command-line . For example:
DTEXEC /F ssisexample.dtsx /Rep P > progress.txt
2.Implement package logging or customize it.
3 . Implement Event handler on required executable. You can also use OnPipelineRowsSent log of Data Flow Task.
If you want to write your own application then below thread will provide nice starting point.
How do you code the Package Execution Progress window in C#
In my experience, we are using another software to monitor the jobs that are running. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CA_Workload_Automation_AE
You can also try to create your own application that runs on the background that checks that status of your jobs, through checking the logs.
I am doing a lot of enhancements on an existing OpenERP module. I need to be outputting variables(like queries, calculated values, etc) somewhere (maybe the server log or elsewhere) to see what they actually contain. Please how do I go about doing this?
I run the server in Eclipse with the PyDev plugin. It lets you set breakpoints, step through the code, and examine variable values. You can see more setup details in this answer.
You can use simple print statement in your piece of code in addons and when you start your server you will see the print values on the server log or on terminal. And for advanced debugging of the server values you use python pdb module e.g.
import pdb
pdb.set_trace() #Setting the break point
With this you can do debugging in server execution environment.
Thank You