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1. parse log file - using java and plot graph    stackoverflow.com

I am writing a log analyzer program which is supposed to plot a graph on search string against time after parsing log file(s). I am currently clueless about how would I ...

2. Parsing a log file in Java    stackoverflow.com

All, I have a log file with the below content.

Request from Centercord.
2010-12-14 12:42:13.724 [ 6796] ****************************
2010-12-14 12:42:13.724 [ 6796] 1111111111111111
2010-12-14 12:42:13.724 [ 6796]22222222222

Response from Centercord.
2010-12-14 12:42:21.802 [ 5960] 11111111111111
2010-12-14 12:42:21.802 [ 5960] ...

3. Task to parse a remote log file    coderanch.com

Hey all, I have a task to perform, as outlined below 1. Read a log file, on a remote machine. 2. Parse it and pick up few values (I have the code for this step). 3. Store the values in a List and use for further processing. Now, my questions are 1. Is there any mechanism to read a remote file? ...

4. parse a log file...    forums.oracle.com

1. I want to parse the content of log file, but when I open the log file it does not show me field names . it starts with row containing the contents directly, where i want to read and process only three fields randomly. I have written the code that works on IIS logs, the log i want to parse having ...

6. parsing a log file with escaped quotes.    forums.oracle.com

Simple problem: Given a file of the format: "a" "b" "c" ... How would one parse this file in Java? Easy enough, "[^\"]*" matches a, b & c. But the part I'm struggling with is : what if a, b & c can contain escaped quotes?, eg: "this is \"quoted\"" "this isn't" "\"" with a = this is \"quoted\" b = ...

7. parse XMLFormatter log files back into LogRecords    forums.oracle.com

My app uses a java.util.logging.FileHandler and XMLFormatter to generate XML log files, which is great. Now I want to display those logs in my app's web admin console. I assumed that there would be an easy way to read my XML logs files back into a List of LogRecord objects, but my initial investigation has revealed nothing. Anyone have any advice? ...