Web Error

Hi,



Our web application shows the string ERROR when Oracle is not available.



Is there any way to execute a rule that falls if the string ERROR is found in a web?



Regards,

Francesc

The URL check only verifies if a predefined string can be found and generates an alert when not.



In this case I would create in my webapp a clause that prints a string when database connection is OK. When not, then the hidden string (in html code as comment) is not printed and this could trigger the alert.



Pseudo code:



if Database fails then

print <-- database failed -->

else

print <-- database ok -->

I think would be interesting the possibility of use boolean operators like negation in the URL rule. This way it gets more flexible and you can activate an alert when a string is found or when it doesn't.



Francesc

Quote: Originally posted by Administrator on 28 June 2006

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The URL check only verifies if a predefined string can be found and generates an alert when not.



In this case I would create in my webapp a clause that prints a string when database connection is OK. When not, then the hidden string (in html code as comment) is not printed and this could trigger the alert.



Pseudo code:



if Database fails then

print <-- database failed -->

else

print <-- database ok -->

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