Added support for multiple tables in single request and support for json output #5
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… Spy support it with additional &table= parameter value), added support for json output format.
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Hi,
I ran into use case where I want to use dms-collector to fetch data from multiple tables for weblogic managed server monitoring purposes. I need a little bit of info from multiple source tables. It meant that I ran 10 requests against each weblogic server each minute. Then I noticed that DMS Spy actually supports querying multiple tables in a single request.
It could be done even previously if I passed tables as for example 'JVM&table=JDBC_Driver', however that is not that convenient and 'pretty'.
I also added support for json output.
My apologies if I got something wrong, this is my first public commit.
Best regards,
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