Of Bill Burke
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 9:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Monitoring, performance, response time - JRAT
I think the Web stats will be available through an MBean for TC5. I've
added alert monitoring and graphing for JMX attributes. I'll
Nicholas wrote:
Zauber;
Sorry, I missed that you had referenced JRat. The
shutdown is a problem, but a new rev of the software
supports a triggered flush of the stats via an HTTP
port. I am not sure if that rev is available yet, but
I can ask Jeff to push it out there.
Also, I am hoping to work
Zauber;
Sorry, I missed that you had referenced JRat. The
shutdown is a problem, but a new rev of the software
supports a triggered flush of the stats via an HTTP
port. I am not sure if that rev is available yet, but
I can ask Jeff to push it out there.
Also, I am hoping to work with him to creat
Zauber;
Check out this toolkit: http://jrat.sourceforge.net/
It does bytecode instrumentation and after a run
period you can see a whole array of stats for each
method's elapsed time. It works quite nicely. It also
supports JBoss 4 runtime AOP instrumentation.
Cheers.
//Nicholas
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Are these web clients? I think you can write a filter to obtain client
ip, maybe even user.
For database access you would have to modify the execute statement of
the WrappedStatement or WrappedPreparedStatement within the connector
module.
Bill
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
perhaps you have some
perhaps you have some nice ideas for the following problem.
I want to monitor my applications. I need
- the response time for method calls (I can write an interceptor for this)
- the response time for the database accesses
- client information (user or ip-adresse)
Do you know a tool to extract th
