ERTool is a java package for data analysis which simplifies processing large data-sets. This primarily focuses on the multipart-data obtained in a DataPower Error Report (.txt.gz), MQ Appliance (txt.gz) through Analytics.xml. Additionally supports Cast Iron/API Management (.tar.gz formatted files/directory lists) through postmortem.xml.
- JDK 1.7 or later
- Apache Ant (Tested with 1.9.6, but likely work with 1.8.1 or later)
After you obtain the source either via a Git client or by downloading the repository zip file, you can build the code using Apache Ant. Enter the framework directory and issue the command below (assumes Apache Ant is in the path):
ant -buildfile build.xml
The ErrorReport.jar
will be found in dist/
.
For GUI:
java -jar ErrorReport.jar -gui
Special note regarding running the GUI on macOS: You will need to specify -XstartOnFirstThread
in the vmargs:
java -XstartOnFirstThread -jar ErrorReport.jar -gui
For Text/CLI with no logging:
java -jar ErrorReport.jar -file "error-report.txt.gz" -analyticsfile Analytics.xml -loglevel none 1> "destinationfile.txt"
For Text/CLI with logging:
java -jar ErrorReport.jar -file "error-report.txt.gz" -analyticsfile Analytics.xml -loglevel info -outfile "destinationfile.txt"
- In the CLI the
-format HTML
argument can be used to generate an HTML report to the destination file.
- If
ErrorReport.jar
runs out of memory, increase the available JVM by adding-Xmx8096m
as an argument tojava
. - If Stack Overflow Exceptions occur increase the stack size of the JVM by adding
-Xss8m
as an argument tojava
. - In cases of Stack Overflow some formulas will require large stack sizes, in testing some have required 512M for 100K lines parsed in regular expressions.
- The
loglevel
argument can be set tonone
|info
|debug
to provide more information when testing formulas.
If you want to contribute to the project, you will need to fill in the appropriate Contributor License agreement which can be found under the CLA directory. Follow the directions inside the document so that any submissions can be properly accepted into the repository.
The code is licensed under the terms of the Apache License 2.0. See the acompanying 'LICENSE' file for further details.