Re: Need a Google Analytic like reporting tools for CF Application

2008-08-15 Thread David Stockton
We're releasing a new tool called FusionAnalytics soon. This will allow you=
 to analyse all sorts of data. However, with our experience from ColdFusion=
 & FusionReactor we're going to be focusing on CF at first.

The tool will let you cross analyse data from your CF logs, FR logs, Web lo=
gs, custom application logs, DB usage. All sorts of metrics. It'll allow yo=
u to do this historically ie: how is my server performing compared to last =
week/month/year.
Capacity planning - when will I need a bigger server / more servers?
Finding problem templates / requests / sessions.
Comparing servers across a cluster.

It's built on a really simple plugin architecture so if there's something w=
e haven't provided - you can just add it yourself!

Keep up with the news here:

http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fr/analytics.cfm

The Fusion Team


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Re: Need a Google Analytic like reporting tools for CF Application use history

2008-08-14 Thread Wil Genovese
Weblog expert can do this.  It uses your webserver logs and you can  
customize reports. Even generate reports based on the query string.   
hey have a free trial so it does not hurt to try it.

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On Aug 14, 2008, at 10:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I want to analize the historical activies of our applications that  
> Google Analytics can't track.
> We recently started using GA some there's isn't a lot of history.
>
> I’m trying to get a sense of utilization of the various sections of  
> our site, especially those supported by a specialized application.   
> I can dig out a lot of view usage via Google Analytics by viewing  
> and parsing URL strings, however, that only paints some of the  
> picture.  Since I have access to the back end, I was looking for a  
> tools I could use see run reports on query information for instance  
> how many store locator searches are performed.
>
> Thanks
>
> D-
>
> 

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Need a Google Analytic like reporting tools for CF Application use history

2008-08-14 Thread coldfusion . developer
I want to analize the historical activies of our applications that Google 
Analytics can't track.  
We recently started using GA some there's isn't a lot of history.

I’m trying to get a sense of utilization of the various sections of our site, 
especially those supported by a specialized application.  I can dig out a lot 
of view usage via Google Analytics by viewing and parsing URL strings, however, 
that only paints some of the picture.  Since I have access to the back end, I 
was looking for a tools I could use see run reports on query information for 
instance how many store locator searches are performed.  

Thanks

D-

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Re: Reporting Tools

2004-05-18 Thread Jas Panesar
CFREPORT could concievably work very well too -- it would only generate the report and drop it to a specified file.  Have you tried the examples provided from CF 4.5+ documentation to use cfreport?

if all else fails, google "+cfreport +example" without the quotes.  I was referring to a activex/java based report viewer that embeds into th web browser that allows u to run and view reports right in the browser.  You can find more info about on the devzone at:

http://www.businessobjects.com/services/support/default.asp

Gluck,
Jas

>Are you referring to the built in CFREPORT functionality?  That may 
>work, but there's ZERO documentation on it in the CFMX Developer's 
>Guide, and the Language Reference isn't much help either.
>
>   Rick
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Re: Reporting Tools

2004-05-18 Thread Rick Root
Jas Panesar wrote:

> Is there any reason you couldn't use the crystal java report viewer to 
> open & run the report off the server?  It works quite well, and could 
> save you some time and headache if you have reports already made.

Are you referring to the built in CFREPORT functionality?  That may 
work, but there's ZERO documentation on it in the CFMX Developer's 
Guide, and the Language Reference isn't much help either.

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Re: Reporting Tools

2004-05-18 Thread Jas Panesar
Is there any reason you couldn't use the crystal java report viewer to open & run the report off the server?  It works quite well, and could save you some time and headache if you have reports already made.

-J

>Upgrade to SQL2K and download/get SQL Reporting Tools - very very good and
>free.
> 
> 
>
>
>   _  
>
>From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>Sent: 18 May 2004 12:56
>To: CF-Talk
>Subject: Reporting Tools
>
>
>I have a need to produce some simple reports using Cold Fusion.
>
>They are simple, text only reports, but I must have control over page 
>layout, the ability to put row headers and the like on every page,etc.
>
>Currently, we have a VB app that generates these reports using Crystal 
>on an Access database, but I'd like to generate the reports on the web 
>server using a web service, and produce a link to the generated report.
>
>I'm looking at one open source tool called jasper reports 
>(http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net) that looks like it has potential. 
>  I wondered if anyone has successfully integrated this particular solution?
>
>Any other suggestions?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Rick Root 
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RE: Reporting Tools

2004-05-18 Thread Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
Upgrade to SQL2K and download/get SQL Reporting Tools - very very good and
free.


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From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 18 May 2004 12:56
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Reporting Tools

I have a need to produce some simple reports using Cold Fusion.

They are simple, text only reports, but I must have control over page 
layout, the ability to put row headers and the like on every page,etc.

Currently, we have a VB app that generates these reports using Crystal 
on an Access database, but I'd like to generate the reports on the web 
server using a web service, and produce a link to the generated report.

I'm looking at one open source tool called jasper reports 
(http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net) that looks like it has potential. 
  I wondered if anyone has successfully integrated this particular solution?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks.

Rick Root 
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Reporting Tools

2004-05-18 Thread Rick Root
I have a need to produce some simple reports using Cold Fusion.

They are simple, text only reports, but I must have control over page 
layout, the ability to put row headers and the like on every page,etc.

Currently, we have a VB app that generates these reports using Crystal 
on an Access database, but I'd like to generate the reports on the web 
server using a web service, and produce a link to the generated report.

I'm looking at one open source tool called jasper reports 
(http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net) that looks like it has potential. 
  I wondered if anyone has successfully integrated this particular solution?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks.

Rick Root
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Reporting tools

2001-08-17 Thread Bryan Love

Can anyone suggest a good ad-hoc reporting tool?  I'm looking for something
easy to learn how to use first and foremost (since it will be for my
client).


Bryan Love ACP
Internet Application Developer
Telecommunication Systems Inc.
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RE: web base reporting tools

2001-08-07 Thread Costas Piliotis

R&R Report Writer.  Used an older version of it with Btrieve that was okay.

http://www.livewarepub.com/

They have an activeX contril.

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I've been using actuate

well worth a look, but pricy

www.actuate.com

hth
mark

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Hi,

Does anyone knows any good web base reporting tools beside Crytal report?

Thank you for any information

YC
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Re: web base reporting tools

2001-08-07 Thread Bruce Sorge

Without knowing your requirements for this, we are using PopCharts as well
as a home grown application at my office. PopCharts does a great job of
creating graphs of almost every type. All you need to do is feed PopCharts a
query and it takes care of the rest.
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> Hi,
>
> Does anyone knows any good web base reporting tools beside Crytal report?
>
> Thank you for any information
>
> YC
>
>
>
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RE: web base reporting tools

2001-08-07 Thread Mark Smyth

I've been using actuate

well worth a look, but pricy

www.actuate.com

hth
mark

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Hi,

Does anyone knows any good web base reporting tools beside Crytal report?

Thank you for any information

YC
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web base reporting tools

2001-08-07 Thread ychen

Hi,

Does anyone knows any good web base reporting tools beside Crytal report?

Thank you for any information

YC


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