Index: openacs-4/packages/xotcl-request-monitor/xotcl-request-monitor.info
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RCS file: /usr/local/cvsroot/openacs-4/packages/xotcl-request-monitor/xotcl-request-monitor.info,v
diff -u -r1.3 -r1.4
--- openacs-4/packages/xotcl-request-monitor/xotcl-request-monitor.info	17 Aug 2006 01:32:27 -0000	1.3
+++ openacs-4/packages/xotcl-request-monitor/xotcl-request-monitor.info	13 Sep 2007 12:06:56 -0000	1.4
@@ -8,21 +8,16 @@
     <singleton-p>t</singleton-p>
     <auto-mount>request-monitor</auto-mount>
 
-    <version name="0.38" url="http://media.wu-wien.ac.at/download/xotcl-request-monitor-0.38.apm">
+    <version name="0.39" url="http://media.wu-wien.ac.at/download/xotcl-request-monitor-0.39.apm">
         <owner url="mailto:neumann@wu-wien.ac.at">Gustaf Neumann</owner>
         <summary>Request Monitor with user tracking functionality</summary>
         <release-date>2006-08-16</release-date>
-        <description format="text/html">This package provides a Request Monitor for OACS applications.
-It computes performance summary information such as requests/views per
-seconds, average response time, number of users connected,
-lists currently active threads, etc. Furthermore
-it can block overactive users (e.g. automated web-bots mirroring the site, users repeating running queries, etc.). It provides as well some user tracking
-(such as whos-online) with activity measures, it blocks
-repeated requests (impatient reloads), tracks switching of IP-adresses from users and provides request tracking per user for the monitored time window. It contains
-as well overall url statistics with performance measures.
-Updated for cirumventing handler calls openacs 5.2 for /resources/*. 0.28 provides calles for listing active communities and users active in these communities. 0.30 provides a nice graphical chats (many thanks to Nima) and
-a new interface to the background thread. In addition, 
-ns_returnfile_background is included; 0.38 using context form xotcl-core</description>
+        <description format="text/html">This package provides a Request Monitor for OACS applications. It computes performance summary information such as requests/views per seconds, average response time, number of users connected, lists currently active threads, etc. Furthermore it can block overactive users (e.g. automated web-bots mirroring the site, users repeating running queries, etc.). It provides as well some user tracking (such as whos-online) with activity measures, it blocks repeated requests (impatient reloads), tracks switching of IP-adresses from users and provides request tracking per user for the monitored time window. It contains as well overall url statistics with performance measures. Updated for cirumventing handler calls openacs 5.2 for /resources/*. 
+0.28 provides calles for listing active communities and users active in these communities. 
+0.30 provides a nice graphical chats (many thanks to Nima) and a new interface to the background thread. In addition,  ns_returnfile_background is included; 
+0.38 using context form xotcl-core
+0.39 brings parameterized counter values</description>
+
         <maturity>0</maturity>
 
         <provides url="xotcl-request-monitor" version="0.38"/>
@@ -31,22 +26,13 @@
         <callbacks>
         </callbacks>
         <parameters>
-            <parameter datatype="string"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="hide-requests"  default="*.css *.ico" description="List of glob patterns to be used for hiding
-entries from request lists. Only requests that do not
-match any of these patterns are displayed unless all
-requests are forced. Affected pages: 
- - stat-details (list of all recorded urls with timings)
- - last-requests (tracking activity of a user)
+            <parameter datatype="string"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="hide-requests"  default="*.css *.ico" description="List of glob patterns to be used for hiding entries from request lists. Only requests that do not match any of these patterns are displayed unless all requests are forced. Affected pages:   - stat-details (list of all recorded urls with timings) - last-requests (tracking activity of a user)
 "/>
-            <parameter datatype="number"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="max-url-stats"  default="100" description="Number of URL entries to be kept in the detailed view of the
-request statistics"/>
-            <parameter datatype="string"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="peer-groups"  default="*wlan* *dsl* *.com *.net *.org" description="List of glob patterns for the summary of sites when an admin
-uses .../whos-online/. These patterns are matched against
-the domain names of the peer adresses."/>
-            <parameter datatype="number"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="time-window"  default="10" description="Defines the time window in minutes which is used for 
-detailed monitoring (e.g. calculate the number of active
-uses and the history of the requests of these users, 
-the numer of ip switches, etc.)"/>
+            <parameter datatype="number"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="max-url-stats"  default="100" description="Number of URL entries to be kept in the detailed view of the request statistics"/>
+            <parameter datatype="string"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="peer-groups"  default="*wlan* *dsl* *.com *.net *.org" description="List of glob patterns for the summary of sites when an admin uses .../whos-online/. These patterns are matched against the domain names of the peer adresses."/>
+            <parameter datatype="number"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="time-window"  default="10" description="Defines the time window in minutes which is used for detailed monitoring (e.g. calculate the number of active uses and the history of the requests of these users, the numer of ip switches, etc.)"/>
+            <parameter datatype="number"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="trend-elements"  default="48" description="Number of data points used for displaying the trend graphs. The default will show the trend for the last 48 seconds,minutes,hours. It is also the maximum reporting period possible"/>
+            <parameter datatype="number"  min_n_values="1"  max_n_values="1"  name="max-stats-elements"  default="5" description="Number of highest data points in the reporting period. The default of 5 will e.g. show you the top 5 times of requests per minute, hour aso."/>
         </parameters>
 
     </version>