The DIRECTORIES property is a space-separated list of directories that are
searched for Java classes whose methods are made available through the
"Filtered Method Selection" dialog box described in the previous section.
The ExcludeListFile property identifies a file on the host that includes a
list of file names that should not be search for Java classes.
If you don't see the expected classes from your application, you should look
at the DIRECTORIES property to see that it includes the root directory where
your classes are located and, if not, change it.
If you want to exclude some but not all of the WAR, JAR, or CLASS files in
a directory specified in DIRECTORIES, you can provide your own exclude list,
in the same format as the default one provided as the original value of that
property (e.g.,
/opt/ocsystems/rti/ee64/cfg/jboss.excludes). Note
that your ExcludeListFile replaces the default one, so your new file should
include the contents of the default one.In order to see the results of this change in the Filtered Method
Selection dialog, the change must be done in three parts:Now you can select a Custom EDF and view the methods
available for a new event definition.
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Change the property value(s)
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Switch to the Events tab, and click , specify the collector(s), and click .
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When the Inject operation is completed, click .
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