What's New in RTView Core 6.5

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What’s new in RTView Core 6.5
Ed Koo VP of Technical Services, SL Corporation

RTView Core 6.5 Features
• RTView Core is a development platform used by many
customers for monitoring their business-critical
applications and infrastructure.
• Consists of a real-time data engine for data collection,
analysis and visualization as well as development tools
for building and configuring real-time dashboards.
• It forms the foundation for our other RTView suite of
products such as Enterprise Monitor and related Solution
Packages.

• SL RTView Core v6.5 released in Jan 2015
• TIBCO Branded RTView Standard Monitor v6.5 (Core
v6.5) will be made available on TIBCO download site
soon.

• 19861: Support HTML label object in the thin client
– Objects in the General tab and Labels tab in the Builder's object
palette have been enhanced to render in HTML in browser.

– HTML objects now include Trend Graphs, Control objects (c1*
objects) and Table Object (obj_table02).
– Easy to convert existing displays to using html.
• In builder, turn on webLabelFlag (labels) or webChartFlag (trend) to
change to html implementation.
– Only affects browser deployment.
– Advantages of using html objects.
• Better performance for display server.
• Ability to update individual objects instead of refreshing entire page
• Ability to cut/paste from html labels
• Not as heavy as flex trends. Can instance multiple graphs in same
display.

• Enhancements to the Status History Chart
– 19934: New property to limit size of label area
– 19935: Newlines supported in Description field in mouse over
– 20002: Right/Double-click features supported for status history
chart

• 19933: rtvquery default time range for current table
changed from 30s to ALL
– The rtvquery servlet will by default returns all rows from current
cache table. A default of 30 seconds will still be applied to all
queries on cache history tables.
http://host:port/rtvquery/cache/Servers/history?tr=600

• 19977: New onData Length column
– The TIBCO Hawk data source has been enhanced to include a
new onData Length column in the RTViewDs
GetSubscriptionStatus method. This column contains the amount
of time, in milliseconds, that the last onData call took to process
the subscription data.
– Useful for debugging Hawk onData callbacks. Slow times may
indicate issues with transport.
• 19818: Hawk 5.1 support
– TIBCO Hawk data source has been enhanced to support running
against Hawk 5.1.

• Compaction related bug fixes
– 19786: smoothCompaction no longer throws NPE when there
are no compaction rules
– 19915: Simple retention now applied only to tables without
compaction rules
– 19987: Compaction now recovers after a lost database
connection is restored

• 19379: Splunk data adapter updated
– The Splunk data adapter has been updated to make it
compatible with recent versions of Splunk (6.0+).
– Splunk Connections are now defined using explicit Host and Port
values rather than a single URL as previously.
– The Splunk options now contains a search job wait time field (in
ms).
– The Attach To Splunk Data dialog has some new fields added.

We will be conducting regular webinars on new features of
upcoming versions so stay tuned!

Visit our new resources page at
http://www.sl.com/resources/resources.shtml/
It contains datasheets, documentation, demos, webinar
recordings, training videos for RTView Core, and
whitepapers.

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