Measuring current connections, other metrics

[MITCHELL TEIXEIRA <MI...@firstSTREETonline.com>]

I'm hoping this is an easily answered question - is there a way with some
simple Java or JSP code, or with a pre-built application to tell how many
concurrent connections are going on my Tomcat instance? I'm running Tomcat
5.0.19 on Windows2000. I looked at JMeter, but that seems to be a test
utility rather than a server management utility. 

What I'd like to see is something similar to the Windows Performance
Monitor. Real-time updates every second or so. THat way when I need to
restart Tomcat, I can tell how many peeved users there will be on the next
click! :-)

Thanks for any help 
MitchellT


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Re: Measuring current connections, other metrics

[QM <qm...@brandxdev.net>]

On Tue, Oct 05, 2004 at 06:15:07PM -0400, MITCHELL TEIXEIRA wrote:
: What I'd like to see is something similar to the Windows Performance
: Monitor. Real-time updates every second or so. THat way when I need to
: restart Tomcat, I can tell how many peeved users there will be on the next
: click! :-)

I've seen this question in past posts, so a check through the archives
may prove useful.  I recall there was something along this lines
(perhaps in the Manager app, or buried in an MBean somewhere?) but it
may not have been to the level of detail you require.

-QM

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