Shikha Upadhyaya wrote:
I have an application which is continuously running few scripts in the background. As the application is running, the hourly report of its performance is recorded in log files automatically. Now, I have to take these log files as input and generate a runtime display of the same like in JConsole. So I guess I have to go with the former. Am I right?
Which means your application would be different from JConsole right? You have some data which is already in your logs and you fetch it and display graphically. JConsole would come into picture when you want to inspect your
Java applications. But in this case you already have some scripts running and recording the performance (what data is being recorded?) so you dont really need JConsole or any such monitoring tool.
By the way how are you fetching the required performance data?