/jrat.xml
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Possible License(s): Apache-2.0
- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
- <jrat>
- <!-- ********************************************************************
- ** Java Runtime Analysis Toolkit Configuration **
- ** sample, default configuration file - modify as need **
- ** Author : Jeff Drost **
- ********************************************************************* -->
-
- <settings>
- <property name="httpServerEnabled" value="true"/>
- </settings>
-
- <!--
- A profile defines a set of handlers and the criteria that must
- be satisfied in order for a method to be monitored with those handlers.
- In a single configuration file you can have multiple profile.
- -->
-
- <profile name="my code">
-
- <criteria>
-
- <!--
- A profile's handlers are used if any of the includes are
- satisfied and none of the excludes are.
-
- ( includeA or includeB... ) and ( not( excludeA or excludeB... ) )
- -->
-
- <!--
- <include className="*" methodName="*" signature="*"/>
- <exclude className="*" methodName="*" signature="*"/>
- -->
-
- <include/>
-
- </criteria>
-
- <handlers>
-
- <!--
- The Tree Method Handler is the general purpose included method handler,
- but you can choose to write your own. Simply implement MethodHandlerFactory
- and get ready to receieve runtime events.
- -->
- <handler factory="org.shiftone.jrat.provider.tree.TreeMethodHandlerFactory">
- <property name="outputFile" value="my_code_tree.jrat"/>
- </handler>
-
- </handlers>
-
- </profile>
-
- </jrat>