Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of UnifiedLogger

Timestamp:

07/12/2019 09:26:57 AM (7 years ago)

Author:

jdalbey

Comment:

Version 1

UnifiedLogger

@@ -44 +44 @@
 While the application is running you may append further entries to either data file, save it, and observe the output csv file is updated with the new entry.
 
-''(TBD: explain time interval.)''
+The unified logger updates the log every five seconds.
 
 Open `webapps/unifiedlogmonitor.html` in a web browser and observe the csv file listed in reverse chronological order, formatted like this:
@@ -52 +52 @@
 0:08:04 CMS Activated.  N I-405 15.18 MAGNOLIA ST  'SLOW FOR THE::CONE ZONE:::'
 }}}
+This display is refreshed every five seconds.
+
+When testing is complete, suspend the unified logger with Ctrl-Z and then kill the process with unix "kill" command.
+
 === Usage ===
 Start the CAD server and Simulation Manager.  Load the practice script and start it running.  Start a CAD client. In a browser, start CPTMS.  In a browser, start `unifiedlogmonitor.html`.
 
-Wait for an incident to appear in the CAD client.  Open the incident viewer and in the upper comments field, enter a note "hello world" and press Exit/Send.Wait ten seconds and observe an entry for CAD Log appear in the monitor.
+Wait for an incident to appear in the CAD client.  Open the incident viewer and in the upper comments field, enter a note "hello world" and press !Exit/Send. Wait five seconds and observe an entry for CAD Log appear in the monitor.
 
-In CPTMS, display the CMS layer, open a CMS dialog and enter a message "SLOW TRAFFIC".  Click "Send" and wait ten seconds.  Observe an entry for CMS Activated to appear in the monitor.   Update the CMS message results in a "CMS Updated" entry in the unified log.  Clearing a CMS message results in a "CMS Deactivated" entry in the unified log.
+In CPTMS, display the CMS layer, open a CMS dialog and enter a message "SLOW TRAFFIC".  Click "Send" and wait five seconds.  Observe an entry for CMS Activated to appear in the monitor.   Update the CMS message results in a "CMS Updated" entry in the unified log.  Clearing a CMS message results in a "CMS Deactivated" entry in the unified log.
 
 === Running as a background service ===