Insight: can't see JDBC information in drill down

[auditty]

I am using Spring Insight 1.0.0.M2 on tcserver 2.0.0 Release dev edition. I am running a spring app that is using spring version 2.5.4.

I am looking at Recent Activity -> Traces -> Trace detail and in the demo you could drill down and see JDBC queries. What I see instead is that for every request the drill down looks like this:



- GET /somepath/
- spring web dispatch
- AbstractController#handleRequest(HttpServletReques t,HttpServletResponse)
- Transaction [somemanagerguy.somemethod]
- Transaction [somemanagerguy.someothermethod]


and that is as far as I can drill down. I can't see all the way to the database. Also, we have a bunch of actual controllers, but they are not showing up as such, instead it always says AbstractController. Is this because of the way our spring app is written?

[jtravis]

I imagine the JDBC issue you are seeing would be remedied by trying out Insight 1.0.0.M3. Go to springsource.org/insight and snag the latest version.

As for the AbstractController, that is how Insight currently shows requests that are handled by the older (pre Spring 3) non-annotation based Controllers. I agree it would be better if we could provide a nicer frame there, but not sure if we ar able to get at the right data. I'l look into improving it.

Give Insight 1.0.0.M3 a try and let me know if that fixes your issue.

[auditty]

I will try out the latest version and update if that fixes it.

That's a bummer about requiring the annotation-based versions to get the detailed info. It's not that we don't like the annotation way of doing things, but we have a lot lot lot of code to update to get there. It is on our very long list of things we want to do. Can we slap some @Controller annotations on there and not use them for bean wiring and still reap the benefits of insight? I tried that and I think I saw one of them work. tcServer has been running out of memory a lot since then, so I haven't been able to try it again.

[jtravis]

Annotating with @Controller might just work -- nice idea.

As for the memory, I'd suggest bumping it up. tc Server doesn't require any additional memory, but Insight does as it's storying some of your Traces in memory.

[lucky99]

Hi,

As for the memory, I'd suggest bumping it up. tc Server doesn't require any additional memory, but Insight does as it's storying some of your Traces in memory.






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