In the Run-Test perspective, you access tools to test, monitor, debug, and fine-tune a project.
In Run-Test
perspective you can test your projects using these view and tools. Numbers refer to
annotations in the figure. (Locations are in default perspective setup; yours may
differ.)
Server View (1) – (Upper left) Start and connect to available servers. Your first project is there, already running.
Activate Project view (2) – (Below Server View) Quickly connect multiple views to a given project.
Manual Input view (3) – (Below Activate Project, leftmost tab) Manually create and publish events as input to a stream or window.
- Playback view (4) – Record data flowing into a running project, or play back recorded files.
- File Upload view (5) – (Below Activate Project, third tab) Publish an existing data file to an input stream or window.
- SQL Query view (6) – (Below Activate Project, rightmost tab) Run a snapshot SQL query. It captures a snapshot of the current window state and displays results in the Console.
- Console view (7) – (Lower right) Review log messages and other tracing and debugging information useful to developers.
- Stream view (8) – (Upper right, leftmost tab) Show the events of an output stream or the retained events in an output window of a running project.
- Monitor view (9) – (Tabbed to the right of Stream view) Monitor performance of a running project.
- Debugger view (10) – (Tabbed to the right of Stream view) Debug a project by setting breakpoints and watchpoints.
- Event Tracer view (11) – (Tabbed to the right of Stream view by default) Trace the flow of data through a project.
Other Run-Test tools include:
- Run Project button, same as in Authoring perspective.
The figure shows the sample project running in Run-Test perspective.
Run-Test Perspective
