Instead of updating in "real time", why don't you just create an update
function that will reread the contents of the log file reflecting the
changes.
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---- sufi malak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Using JSP, Servlet, please help me to design this :
> I need to have a system admin that:
> 1) login
> 2) after login, console showing variables comming from servers Log
> files or
> other resources.
>
> How can I have a servlet that read continualy from those Log Files
> ( from
> servers) and forward a JSP file , the values displayed by the JSP file
> should change with the changes of the logs files.
>
> This is what I am thinking ( maybe I am wrong)I think that the servlet
> sould
> be a thread to read all the time from the log files and forward information
> to the JSP file.
>
> That is the idea( if it's correct), but I don't know how to do it,
> please
> help me.
> Thankis in Advance.
> Sufi
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