How can I monitor third-party applications using TIB/Hawk software?
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These are some ways to monitor third-party applications using the TIB/Hawk system:
You can create an application instrumented with an AMI interface that acts as a gateway to the third-party application. This gateway can communicate with the third-party application by using any available means of communication such as a macro language, API, or information-exchange medium such as DDE or OLE.
You can use utilities that accompany the third-party application to obtain information about it. You can call these utilities (or scripts that call them) using the custom: execute method.
You can examine log file or event log entries made by third-party applications using the logFile: onNewLine method.
You can use process microagent to monitor the existence of the process instance and its resource utilization.
These are some ways to monitor third-party applications using the TIB/Hawk system:
You can create an application instrumented with an AMI interface that acts as a gateway to the third-party application. This gateway can communicate with the third-party application by using any available means of communication such as a macro language, API, or information-exchange medium such as DDE or OLE.
You can use utilities that accompany the third-party application to obtain information about it. You can call these utilities (or scripts that call them) using the custom: execute method.
You can examine log file or event log entries made by third-party applications using the logFile: onNewLine method.
You can use process microagent to monitor the existence of the process instance and its resource utilization.
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How can I monitor third-party applications using TIB/Hawk software?
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