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the idea is to take the behaviours layer and surface some of the underlying activity in an alfresco instance for visualisation

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Initially I am thinking to look at when nodes are created, modified and destroyed. Additionally to look at the document type and the content model as examples of drilling down into further metadata about each document.

There could be other activities we want to look at. Discuss. (But I am specifically thinking of high volume activites that are hard to otherwise visualise)

We don't want to incur overhead when nobody is listening, so we make clients subscribe, and only when there is someone listening we enable the backend monitoring.

Once a listener is there I would like to look at how easy the Tomcat websockets implementation is to use; for this kind of data we would need to provide something like that.

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