Monitoring Enterprise Beans
Use
The J2EE Engine provides options for displaying and storing information in files about all enterprise beans that are deployed on the server, their containers, JAR files, descriptions, types, applications, and so on.
Activities
Visual Administrator
The Runtime tab of the EJB Container Service displays a tree structure of all EJB applications that are deployed on the server, the JAR files that they contain, and all enterprise beans in these JARs. By selecting an enterprise bean, you can modify some of its properties at runtime. For more information, see Runtime Changes in Deployed Enterprise Beans.
Console Administrator
The EJB group of shell commands provides the following shell commands for viewing and storing information about deployed enterprise beans:
· LIST_BEANS
You can use this shell command to:
¡ View on the command line in a tree structure all enterprise beans, their JAR files and applications
¡ View on the command line the enterprise beans in a specified JAR or application
¡ Store this information locally in a text file
· BEAN_INFO
You can use this shell command to:
¡ View on the command line information about all bean containers on the server (such as the name of the application, the JAR name, the name of the bean and other bean properties)
¡ View on the command line the container properties of a specified bean
¡ View on the command line information about all bean containers in a specified JAR and/or application
¡ Store this information locally in a text file
For more information about these shell commands, see the EJB group of shell commands (in the Reference Manual).
For more information about how to execute these shell commands, see Connecting and Working Using Telnet.
Monitoring the Performance of the Deployed Enterprise Beans
For more information how to use the J2EE Engine monitoring system, see State Monitoring in the Visual Administrator.
For more information about the type of monitored data, see EJB Container Service (in the Reference Manual).