New (free) tool to assist in configuring FusionReactor datasource monitoring
Check out the JDBC Wrapper Tool. For now it's technically a "community contributed" tool (not in labs, and not from Intergral as a formal product). But it was written by an Intergral employee, Dave Stockton, and the company is very interested in your feedback about it. (Intergral is the company behind FusionReactor and FusionDebug.)
Check out the page for the download, docs, screenshots, a change log, tested databases and CFML server configirations, and more. (And note that it's not just for CF, but is intended to work with others. Railo support is listed coming soon **that's an update from the original post, where I said Railo support was there**.) If you can try it on other DBMSs and CFML servers, they'd welcome that input.
For those who have needed to monitor/wrap datasources, especially many, or on many servers, this is a real gem. Whether you are or not using a supported server, it's worth a few minutes of your time to check things out. I've used it, and it worked great.
For those not sure what this datasource monitoring/wrapping is all about, check out an entry I wrote earlier this year, What is the FusionReactor datasource monitoring feature? Why would I use it? Powerful stuff!. Both that and the docs I link to will give you more info. The datasource monitoring really is really a great tool for troubleshooting and trend analysis.




All feedback positive & negative appreciated. The easiest way to get us feedback is our BETA feedback form:
http://www.fusion-re...
Thanks,
David
We're looking to use FusionReactor for server monitoring and this additional resource will be very useful.
Lisa
@John, yes, I appreciate the challenge of manually configuring a lot of DSNs. I'd long planned to create such a tool, but just never got around to it, so was glad to see the Intergral folks step up and offer it. Big help to all of us.
Just to let you know I released v0.7 of the tool today. It fixes some bugs with the embedded JavaScript.
Happy Thanksgiving!
David