On Apr 14, 2011, at 10:50 AM, amir wrote:
Dear Kevin
but,I want to show it numerically.
I can think of two ways, depending on what you want exactly.
1) Export your entire RRD file to a XML file using "rrdtool xport" and
read the data from the XML;
2) Use "rrdtool fetch" to retrieve data
On Apr 14, 2011, at 11:16 AM, amir wrote:
> I have to choose the second option(rrdtool).
> see, what i have done:
> i already created rrd file and its graphs.
> so, the only thing which is remains is what, i want to fetch the
> data from rrd file and show it numerically in a JSP table .
> i need
I have to choose the second option(rrdtool).
see, what i have done:
i already created rrd file and its graphs.
so, the only thing which is remains is what, i want to fetch the data
from rrd file and show it numerically in a JSP table .
i need a sample or example to see how, programmers have do th
same principals apply .. just your cgi will give you numbers..
there was just a thread on this a bit ago -- WITH AN EXAMPLE.
https://lists.oetiker.ch/pipermail/rrd-users/2011-April/017704.html
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thanks
kevin.foote
On Thu, 14 Apr 2011, amir wrote:
-> Dear Kevin
->
-> but,I want to sh
Dear Kevin
but,I want to show it numerically.
Thanks
On 04/14/2011 02:42 PM, Kevin P. Foote wrote:
Amir...
1) create a cgi that gives you the rrd-graph out put you want, a picture, a
number etc.. optionally make the cgi take some args.
2) call that cgi from a location on your jsp page...
He
Amir...
1) create a cgi that gives you the rrd-graph out put you want, a picture, a
number etc.. optionally make the cgi take some args.
2) call that cgi from a location on your jsp page...
Here is an image call that I use to do such ..
Creating the cgi to do what you want is the fun pa
hello dears
would you please, How?
is there any sample or example which you refer me on that?
Best Regards
Amir Azhdari
On 04/13/2011 08:52 PM, Kevin P. Foote wrote:
probably 100's of ways to do this...
you could for instance have your jsp page refer to an on-the-fly cgi that
gives you what you
probably 100's of ways to do this...
you could for instance have your jsp page refer to an on-the-fly cgi that
gives you what you need statically or with variables that you pass in
the cgi call .. ..
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thanks
kevin.foote
On Wed, 13 Apr 2011, amir wrote:
-> Hello Dears,
->
-> I am Ami
