Java Remote Interface for Rrdtool                       
                                                                               
How run the rrdService ?

 1. Create a directory RrdService in your http server where you want run the
    rrdService.
 2. Copy all the subdirectories of the class directory the log directory with
    the files ConfigRrdService.ini and LaunchRrdService.bat in the directoy
    RrdService.
 3. Now configure the rrdService with the config file call
    ConfigRrdService.ini.
    The field service url specify the url where you are copy the class. (here:
    //localhost/RrdService)
    The field service port specify the port you want to use to access the
    service.
    The field mount library specify where you want stock the round robin
    database.
    The filed time zone is the time zone you want to use to synchronize your
    clients.
 4. Before running you must run RmiRegistry.bat to start the naming service.
 5. Finally, launch le .bat LaunchrrdService.

How to write your fisrt client ?

 1. Now write your first rrdService client to use it. Your client program must
    extends the class RoundRobinServiceClient and implements Exetuable. For
    more information see the doc.

Example:

import rrdService.client.*;
import rrdService.service.*;
import rrdService.util.*;
public class MyClient extends RoundRobinServiceClient, implements Executable {
        public MyClient(String rrdServiceURL, int rrdServicePort, String rrdServiceHttpPath) throws Exception {
                super(rrdServiceURL, rrdServicePort, rrdServiceHttpPath);
                RoundRobinLibraryItf homeLibrary = rrdService.getServiceMountLibrary();
                homeLibrary.createRoundRobinDataBase(.....
                ........ 
        }
        .....
        public void main(String argv[]) {
                try {
                new MyClient(argv[0], Integer.parseInt(argv[1]), argv[2]);
                } catch(Exception e) {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                }
        }
}

    2. After generating the class MyClient.class put it on your httpServer. Now copy on your client the the jar file
        remoteLaunch and execute the command line following:
    
    
    java -cp .\remoteLaunch.jar remoteLaunch.Launcher   /*
        http://<hostmane of your http server>/          /*
        <path where find your class MyClient>           /*
        <parameters if your client has>                 /*
   
     
   
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