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Instrumentation instructions are contained in a series of XML files that can be found in the Precise for J2EE agent installation on the host where the monitored JVM runs. The InstrumenterConfigList.xml file, which also exists in each monitored JVM’s configuration directory, references the instrumentation configuration files. See About instrumenter configuration file reference.
How you modify your instrumentation configuration depends on what you try to do:
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For example, if you have copied the Custom.xml file into the ${indepth.j2ee.home}<i3_root> <i3_root>/products/j2ee/config/petstore directory, you can reference it with:
<config-file> ${indepth.j2ee.home}/config/${indepth.j2ee.server_id}/Custom.xml</config-file>
Enabling an additional configuration file
The following procedure describes how you can enable an additional configuration file.
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Instrumentation can be prevented for specific packages and sub-packages, classes, methods, or calls to methods. The <ignore-config> element in instrumenter configuration files is used to illustrate how to prevent instrumentation from being applied to specific packages and sub-packages, classes, method, or calls to methods. See About instrumenter configuration file reference.
As with the <custom-config>, <all-calls-from-method>, <all-calls-to-method>, and <calls-from-method-to-method> elements, the <ignore-config> element can be placed in its own instrumenter configuration file. The examples should be considered to imply that the <ignore-config> element must be included in an instrumenter configuration file that contains other instrumentation directives.
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