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Foglight for Java EE Technologies 5.9.13 - Application Servers User Guide

Monitoring Application Servers Monitoring Systems Monitoring Servers Monitoring Deployed Applications Monitoring Requests Managing Traces Using Object Tracking to Locate Memory Leaks Monitoring Methods Application Servers Monitor Views
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Appendix: Regular Expressions

WebSphere Services views

This section describes the Services views that are specific to WebSphere application servers:

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WebSphere Dynamic Cache view
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WebSphere JCA Factories view
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WebSphere JDBC Data Sources view
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WebSphere JTA Runtime view
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WebSphere Listener Ports view
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WebSphere SIB view
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WebSphere Thread Pools view

WebSphere Dynamic Cache view

Purpose

Use this view to get an overview of the dynamic caches for the WebSphere server. WebSphere 6.x defines two caches: one for servlets and one for objects. The purpose of the dynamic cache is to capture dynamically generated content and serve it from a cache rather than recomputing it each time. The charts capture the number of objects in the cache and the number of satisfied or missed requests.

You can review the dynamic cache by cache objects, or by cache templates using the View by links in this view.

How to get here

On the Application Servers Monitor dashboard, select a WebSphere server and drill down on the Dynamic Cache link.

 
Table 65. Cache Objects table
Description

Lists cache type, size, requests, invalidations, and their hit and miss rates.

The graphs below the table display the access rate, hit rate, invalidation rate, and miss rate plotted over time.

WebSphere JCA Factories view

Purpose

You can use this view to monitor the JCA Connection Factories for the selected WebSphere server.

How to get here

On the Application Servers Monitor dashboard, select a WebSphere server and drill down on the JCA Factories link.

 
Table 66. Connection Factories table
Description

Lists all connection factories in the selected WebSphere server and summarizes its status, provider, connections, threads, and faults.

WebSphere JDBC Data Sources view

Purpose

You can use this view to monitor the JDBC Data Sources that the selected WebSphere server uses.

How to get here

On the Application Servers Monitor dashboard, select a WebSphere server and drill down on the JDBC Data Sources link.

 
Table 67. JDBC Data Sources table
Description

Lists all JDBC Data Sources in the selected WebSphere server and summarizes its status, including whether it is active, its health status, as well as information on connections, waiters, and the prepared statement cache.

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