Runs the httpd server. When the optional file(s) are given, they will be
read into a
CounterSet
on startup. This is useful for post-mortem
analysis. The usage is
[-p port] [-d {debug,info,warn,error,fatal}] [-filter filter]* [-regex regex]* [-events file] file(s)
where
- -p
- The port at which httpd server will answer queries
- -filter
- Each instance of this argument specifies a string to be matched and
is used to generate a
Pattern
which will filter the counters read
from the file(s). If there are multiple instances they are combined
together by an OR.
- -regex
- Each instance of this argument specifies a regular expression to be
matched and is used to generate a
Pattern
which will filter the
counters read from the file(s). If there are multiple instances they are
combined together by an OR.
- -events
- An optional file of
Event
s logged in a tab-delimited format
- -events
- An optional file of
Event
s logged in a tab-delimited format
- file(s)
- XML representations of logged
CounterSet
s