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Ed Thompson


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07-23-07 06:24 PM

I am trying to parse the PMRM0003I data in SystemOut.log.  I extracted the t
ime+ filed from this message, and assuming it was a long, used it to create 
a Java Date object.  For instance a msg appearing on 7/11 shows 5/26 when I 
convert the time=

However, the data value created is way off based on the time stamp in the fi
le (by months).  Messages that come in ate different times of the day seem t
o have the same time stamp in the PMRM0003I message, further confirming that
 it is not what I think it
is.

Can anyone help me - what is the meaning of the time= field in the PMRM0003I
  msg, and how can I use it correctly?  The dox indicate its a start time. A
s you can see below from the two entries, one at 1:46 and one at 1:53, the t
ime values under current: a
re the same!

[7/11/07 1:46:56:388 EDT] 00000865 PmiRmArmWrapp I   PMRM0003I:  parent:
ver=1,ip=xxx.xxx.xxx. 205,time=1180236517505,pid=16704,reqid=4
18210,event=1 -
 current:ver=1,ip=xxx.xxx.xxx. 203,time=1180236055275,pid=23790,reqid=5
06709,
event=1 type=URI detail=xxx ela
psed=3

[7/11/07 1:53:31:302 EDT] 00000865 PmiRmArmWrapp I   PMRM0003I:  parent:
ver=1,ip=xxx.xxx.xxx. 182,time=1180237117490,pid=16831,reqid=2
62974,event=1 -
 current:ver=1,ip=xxx.xxx.xxx. 203,time=1180236055275,pid=23790,reqid=5
06710,
event=1 type=URI detail=xxx ela
psed=3






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