JmsServiceHealthMonitor
This topic describes the JmsServiceHealthMonitor element.
Description
Configuration of a monitor that polls processes through JMS.
Child element properties
Note: Child elements must occur in the order shown.
Child elements
| Child element | Must occur at least | May occur at most | Element type |
|---|---|---|---|
| JndiContext | 0 times (optional) | 1 times | None |
Attributes
| Attribute | Description and use | Type |
|---|---|---|
| ServiceType | A unique string that identifies the type of service you intend to monitor through RMI. Out of the box, the only possible value for this attribute is:
| string |
| ServiceInstance | If there are multiple instances of the same type of service running on this machine, a unique identifier for the specific instance you intend to monitor. This string can only contain uppercase or lowercase letters, digits, an underscore, a hyphen, and a space. (optional) | string |
| PollInterval | The interval at which this poller should poll the status of the service(s) it monitors. (required) | timespec (custom type): A time period expressed as a number followed by 'h' for hours, 'm' for minutes, or 's' for seconds. For example: 10m. |
| TimeoutInterval | The interval after which this poller should consider the service(s) it monitors to have timed out. (required) | timespec (custom type): A time period expressed as a number followed by 'h' for hours, 'm' for minutes, or 's' for seconds. For example: 10m. |
| Topic | For use with a JMS Connector only. The name of the topic that will be used to publish CacheEvents to. (optional) | string |
| TopicConnectionFactory | For use with a JMS Connector only. The JNDI name of the TopicConnectionFactory via which JMS topic connections can be made. (optional) | string |