Hi Berin,

> >>Instrument is broken up into three packages.
> >>
> >>Instrument (AKA Instrument Client) is used for your 
> >>components to define
> >>the "instrument points", or the values you are exposing to 
> the outside
> >>world.
> >>
> >>Instrument Manager is used internally with Fortress so that you can
> >>expose those instrumenation points outside the JVM.  To do 
> that, just
> >>adjust the "instrument" configuration file in the connectors 
> >>like this:
> >>     <connectors>
> >>         <connector class="altrmi" port="15555"/>
> >>     </connectors>
> >>If you don't want to expost that port, just comment out the 
> connector.
> > 
> > 
> > OK, do I have to put this as child in the xconf or is there 
> a separate 
> > config file? If I use this, I must also have the AltRMI 
> archives added 
> > somewhere in the classpath for my webapp (works currently 
> without)? For
> > Merlin I saw in a config file an entry for the host .. do I 
> have to config 
> > this now, too?
> 
> The Swing example in the FOrtress archive has an example instrument
> configuration file.  It will show you how to make it work.
> 
> The Fortress Complete JAR currently incorporates all the AltRMI JAR
> files.  Instrument will work without the AltRMI archives very well.
> The only caveat is that the client has to be in the same JVM.

just to get an impression I started the Swing example ... COOL ... I liked 
it :)

Regards,
J�rg

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