Custom parser in License Statistics

Tuesday, April 10. 2007

A new feature in License Statistics now lets you use custom parsers.

By creating custom parsers, you can use License Statistics with legacy license servers (such as ELAN LM), proprietary license servers such as those a company may develop internally, or any other license server not currently supported by License Statistics.

Creating a custom parser is simple: you create an application that reads the license use and then outputs it to an XML file of a predefined format. You then configure License Statistics to read this file at specific intervals to gather updated data. License Statistics writes the gathered data to graph, HTML, XML, and all other accessible formats.

The custom parsing functionality lets you reap even greater benefits from License Statistics by letting you monitor applications that run under any license manager.

Posted by Henrik Goldman at 00:05 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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