Monitoring via custom Java code

I have a custom java code that is able to monitor a workflow (Check server reachability --> Login to SFTP (URL availability and login to sftp) --> create a test file --> Check another folder to identify if file has processed)

I want to know if there is a way to use this java code in SAM application template or some how use Orion to poll this java code and use results for alerting.

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yagyavir.singh

I am giving a try by executing java code from powershell and capture System.out.println() output in powershell script to generate Statistic and message variable for Orion.

My script run just fine if I execute from powershell console but fails to run from Orion template with an error message that Java is not recognized.

Classpath and Path variables are set to point at JRE\bin

Output from powershell console:

PS C:\Users\XYZ.admin\Desktop\Powershell_Script> .\JavatoPS.ps1

Value of Java code is: Nodes: N1=yes,N2=no, N3=Yes, N4=no-File:drive1=no file, drive2=yes-Login:

***FINAL****

Message: 2 Unreachable nodes - N2, N4

Statistic: 2

Below is the error output from application template debug log message:

Errors: ====================================================

The term 'java' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.

At line:2 char:21

+ $scriptblock = {java <<<< HelloWorld "Nodes: N1=yes,N2=no, N3=Yes, N4=no-File:drive1=no file, drive2=yes-Login:sftp1=yes"}

+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (java:String) [], CommandNotFoundException

+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression.

At line:8 char:28

+ $occurrence = $output.Split <<<< ($sperator, $option)

+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (Split:String) [], RuntimeException

+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvokeMethodOnNull

Result: ====================================================

Component Evidence Type: DynamicEvidence

Component Type: None

Actual Outcome: Undefined

Registered Errors:

Dynamic Monitor Result Info:

Outcome based on statistic thresholds: Undefined

End PowerShell Execute Result ===================================

Any suggestion, idea or pointers that I should check?

jspath55

I am starting down a similar path.

> Classpath and Path variables are set to point at JRE\bin

Here's what worked for me (at least in the PowerShell window):

$env:Path = $env:Path + ";[path to java bin]"

$env:CLASSPATH = "e:\ [etc etc etc] .jar"

jspath55

I tried putting the environment variables and logic into the SolarWinds script window but ran into roadblocks. Since I had to write the PowerShell wrapper around the Java call and test it on a target client machine, I ended up simply calling that wrapper script remotely from SolarWinds, as in:

e:\bin\javacode.ps1

It's not what the instructions say but it works.