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08:56 pulsar anyone using javamelody or some other performance monitoring hook/filter/proxy/aspect for jee apps
10:15 pdurbin searchbot: lucky javamelody
10:15 searchbot pdurbin: http://code.google.com/p/javamelody/
10:15 * pdurbin looks at https://github.com/javamelody/javamelody
10:16 pdurbin pulsar: looks nice. we also use newrelic
10:23 pulsar newrelic is nice, but not an option.
10:23 pulsar closed enterprise environment and all that hype.
10:24 pulsar i'll give that javamelody a try, might work.
10:25 pdurbin pulsar: cool. please keep us posted
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12:09 pulsar wow
12:09 pulsar integration time of that javamelody stuff ~5 minutes
12:09 pulsar and lots of good information available with default config
12:10 pulsar will deploy that on cilents machines and see how it goes
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12:13 pdurbin pulsar: cool, so you're using it client side? I figured you were monitoring a Java EE webapp.
12:13 pulsar yeah
12:14 pulsar and no :)
12:14 pulsar well, we have a rest backend
12:14 pulsar and a couple of frontends, proxies etc.
12:14 pulsar you know the game, you deploy the app on the clients infrastructure and everything takes 10x of the time needed on a dev machine
12:14 pulsar so we install "probes" whereever we can
12:15 pulsar this is one of them. i measure the rest backend responses, cpu time etc. with javamelody
12:15 pulsar looking into the configuration now, seems i can also add datasource / jdbc probes
12:15 pdurbin good stuff
12:15 pulsar and thus figure out if we have some blocking issues on the persistence layer.
12:16 pdurbin so you're measuring response time of the rest backend from various clients
12:16 pulsar yeah
12:17 pulsar could be difficult to differenciate as a slow connection will slow down the response time
12:17 pulsar i guess....
12:18 pdurbin yeah
12:18 pulsar response time vs. response-write-complete time would be nice.
15:23 Richard_2340985 how do I have to convert new Date(1985,1,13) with this:     @Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)   with <f:convertDateTime type="date" pattern="yyyy-mm-dd"/>   ?
15:48 Richard_2340985 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31435132/how-to-deal-with-localisation-of-dates
16:20 pdurbin hmm, we use f:convertNumber but not that one
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16:27 aditsu "new Date(1985,1,13)" is deprecated, and I don't know what's a "temporal" :p
16:29 pdurbin aditsu: probably a JPA annotation
16:40 Richard_2340985 yes a jpa annotation
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17:40 aditsu well, I don't use JPA, nor the "<f:blahblah" thing, whatever that is :p
17:46 pdurbin that <f:blah stuff is JSF
17:46 pdurbin facelets
17:54 aditsu code in markup?
18:08 pdurbin aditsu: you can see some here: https://github.com/pdurbin/addressbookmvc/blob/master/examples/javaee7/src/main/webapp/edit.xhtml
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