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Chime DisplaysThis page showcases new displays and screenshots contributed by the community. One of the strengths of Chime is its flexibility: it can display aggregation data from arbitrary DTrace programs. See the instructions at the end of this page to learn how to run these displays with your installation of Chime. Steven Reynolds 2007 JavaOne presentationjavaone2007_sreynolds.tar.gz (25 May 2007) [screens]Steven Reynolds presented Chime at JavaOne this month, and he posted his presentation slides and display descriptions here. I downloaded the displays from his page, ran them on my desktop, and took screenshots. Running the DisplaysTo try a single display simply point Chime at that display using the
To try a group of displays, download and extract the directory, then simply point Chime at the directory using the
To add a group of displays to your installation of Chime (so it is available from the Trace Group pulldown without running any special option), simply copy the directory into the "displays" subtree of Chime:
If you'd like to contribute a single display or a group of displays, please send them to dtrace-discuss. If you're sending a group of displays, please send them in a tar file, and please remember to include the directory (as in the example above) so that the displays are nicely grouped when people extract them. It's also a good idea to include a "description.xml" file within that directory. There you can specify the text that appears in the Description pane, describing the displays as a group before any particular display has been selected:
Once a particular display is selected in the Traces list, text specific to that display appears in the Description pane instead. To learn more about creating displays for Chime, see Adding New Displays. |