NonStop JMS User's Manual (NonStop JMS 2.0+)

Managing NSJMS

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The XML Interface

Summary Msgs Sent Mean (bytes)

identifies the summary mean message size for all messages sent.

Summary Msgs Recv Rate(msg/sec)

identifies the summary rate for all messages received.

Summary Msgs Recv Mean (bytes)

identifies the summary mean message size for all messages received.

Summary Largest Msg Sent (bytes)

identifies the largest message size in bytes that was sent by all processes.

Summary Largest Msg Recv (bytes)

identifies the largest message size in bytes that was received by all processes.

The XML Interface

You invoke the administrative utility as a servlet by using an XML formatted

request/reply paradigm in a user defined management application. For example, your

web browser (see Step 7 on page 4-3 if you are running Java Servlets or Step 13 on

page 4-7 if you are running NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages).

The XML message format syntax resembles that of the NSJMS administrative utility

command-line interface. XML request and reply messages must be well-formed XML

documents. Optionally, an internal DTD can be used to validate the request and reply

messages by setting the Servlet.xmlvalidate system property in the

nsjms.properties file to true (see Servlet.xmlvalidate on page 2-15).

XML Sample Request

This is a sample request for information about a queue named sales:

<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”utf-8”?>

<!DOCTYPE AdminRequest>

<objname>queue</objname>

<attvalue1>sales</attvalue1>

</AdminRequest>