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Site: http://ksar.atomique.net/
Author: Alexandre CHERIF
Licence : BSD Like


Minimum Requirements:
    * JRE Version 1.5 or +


RUNNING THE GUI:

    You can run the GUI with 4 ways:

    * GUI only : java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar

    * GUI default data grabbing : java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar -startup

    * GUI with the "one login for all" function : java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar -wizard

    * GUI and collect : java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar -input 'ssh:// or file:// or cmd://'
        eg. : java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar -input 'cmd:///usr/bin/sar -f /tmp/mysar.file'
        

RUNNING ON THE COMMAND LINE:

    * To run kSar on the command line, you *MUST* specify input and output argument:
        eg.: java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar -input 'file:///var/log/sa/sarXX' -outputPDF today.pdf


GETTING THE HELP

    * Show the help
        java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar  -help


USING SHORTCUT XML

    You can make template of data collection via XML (see contrib/shortcut.xml). This shortcut can be open
    with (-startup or -wizard cf. upper)

    * Replace current shortcut
        java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar -replaceShortcut newxml_shortcut_file.xml

    * Add some shortcut
        java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar -addShortcut newxml_shortcut_file.xml

    
ADMIN STUFF:

    * Clear all the preferences
        java -jar kSar-x.x.x.jar -ClearAllPrefs



NOTES:
    if you are running on solaris, and want more system statistics you can see 
        Esar (http://esar.atomique.net)


        
    



