NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.1 System Administrator's Guide

Managing NSJSP
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NSJSP Manager Operations
Table 4-5 lists the attributes displayed in the Process View page.
Viewing Sessions for an Application
When you open an application, a session is created. All requests for the application
belong to that session. The NSJSP Manager application displays the number of
sessions that are currently active for an application.
To view the sessions for an application, complete the following steps:
1. Complete the steps described in Viewing Application Summary on page 4-10.
2. Click In-Memory Sessions.
Table 4-5. Attributes in the Process View Page
Attribute Description
Application Information
Application Name: The context name of the application.
Servlet Count: Number of servlets configured in the application.
Doc. base: The root directory that contains all the application resources. It is
relative to the application base (appBase) of the Host in which
this application is deployed.
Session Timeout: Maximum idle time allowed for a session. A session object will
time out if it is not accessed for the specified duration. The unit
of the Session Timeout value is minutes. If the value is -1, the
session objects do not timeout.
Description: Application description as mentioned in the web.xml
application descriptor.
Runtime Information
Pathmon Name Name of the PATHMON that started the process.
Process Name of the NSJSP process on which the application is running.
CPU, PIN Logical processor number and the Process Identification Num-
ber (PIN) for this process.
In Memory Sessions Number of session objects across processes that are
currently in memory.
Requests Number of requests that are serviced by application servlets.
Request Arrival Rate (in
last min.)
Number of user requests received in the last minute by the
application.
Average Service Time
(in ms)
Average time, in milliseconds, taken to service the user requests
for the application.
Min. time (in ms) Minimum time taken to service a user request.
Max. time (in ms) Maximum time taken to service a user request.