http://www.splunkbase.com/feed/apps.rss/All/Technologies/Web/SOA_-_Middleware Latest SplunkBase Applications in category SOA / Middleware ndoshi Tue, 09 Dec 2008 18:06:59 +0000 http://www.splunkbase.com/apps/All/Technologies/Web/SOA_-_Middleware/app:Web+Services+Stock+Quote+as+Scripted+Input 6d8e2668fd6833bbc810062855f3e53e This distribution calls a Stock Quote web service with a list of stock symbols as input which is output to Splunk's indexer. The code makes use of the Apache Axis client library to call a web service as a scripted input to retrieve Stock Quote reports for stock symbols and use each response as an Event stored in XML format. It is used as a demonstration for using web services as a scripted input. The work to call the web service for each stock symbol is \ done in the GatherStockQuote.java program. To install, use tar zxvf and place the stockquotes directory under SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/. Then read the README_StockQuote.txt for further configuration. You can use this to create your own time series data store for stock information and create reports. This ships with one field action to get detailed information on a Symbol. (use xmlkv to extract the Symbol field). ndoshi Tue, 02 Dec 2008 20:06:40 +0000 http://www.splunkbase.com/apps/All/Technologies/Web/SOA_-_Middleware/app:Web+Services+Weather+as+Scripted+Input 34ead5f5eeb56a2e46c548db3c2abbf1 [NOTE to Splunk: This is a resubmission as the application is now in .spl format and has been tested on MAC OS and Windows XP] This distribution calls a weather web service periodically with a list of cities as input which is output to Splunk's indexer. The code makes use of the Apache Axis client library to call a web service as a scripted input to retrieve Weather reports for major cities and use each response as an Event stored in XML format. It is used as a demonstration for using web services as a scripted input. You can choose your own cities to build your time series weather data store. The work to call the web service for each city country pair is done in the GatherWeather.java program. To install, unzip and un tar the distribution in SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps and read the README_WS.txt file for further configuration.