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Table 1 Monitoring Configuration icons
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| Class | Displays the loaded classes in the JVM. |
| Method | Displays the methods included in the class. |
| Status | Displays the monitored status of the selected entity. For more information, see “About Status values” on page 43. |
| Type | Displays the type name of the selected entity. For more information, see “About Type values” on page 43. |
| Remarks | Displays relevant remarks regarding the selected entity. JDBC methods will not appear in the loaded methods list. Methods invoking JDBC calls will appear with an indicator in the Notes column as “Calls JDBC methods”. |
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When there are no pending changes, the list in the table displays “actual” monitoring status of classes and methods in the JVM. If pending changes exist, the list in the table displays “estimated” status of classes and methods in the JVM. |
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Table 2 Available Status values
| Name | Description |
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| Monitored | For a class, it means that all of its loaded methods are instrumented. For a method, it means that the method is instrumented. |
| Monitored (partial) | For a class, it means that only some of its loaded methods are instrumented. For a method, it means that only some of the signatures are instrumented. |
| Excluded | For a class, it means that all of its loaded methods are ignored. For a method, it means that it is ignored. |
| Excluded (partial) | For a class, it means that all of its loaded methods are either ignored (exists at least once) or not instrumented (exists at least once). |
| <Blank> | For a class, it means that all of its loaded methods are not instrumented (but not ignored). For a method, it means that it is not instrumented (not ignored). |
| Pending | Relevant for classes or methods after a change was performed and the JVM was not restarted. The Class will have a pending status if it has at least one pending method. |
About Type values
The type is used to categorize classes and methods as meaningful parts of the monitored application. Predefined types can contain HTTP, EJB and others. User defined types can be added when defining classes/methods to be monitored. (If no type is defined, the Custom default type is used.) The types are the foundation for displaying response time breakdown into its components in the Precise for J2EE User Interface (for example, how much time is spent in EJBs or in JDBC methods).
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- In the table, click to select one or more loaded classes or methods to exclude.
- Click Exclude.
Click Save to save your changes, or Cancel to close the screen without saving changes.
Info Restart JVM after saving your changes.
- Click Manage Patterns to edit or view the matching classes or methods.
- After selecting a search pattern, click Monitor Search Results to monitor the search criteria pattern. After clicking the monitor search result, assign a type to the pattern in the opened pop-up message. Use Monitor Search Results to create and monitor patterns.
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Use the Patterns Manager dialog to manage monitoring patterns to view or edit types and matching classes.
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Table 3 Metrics list fields
| Option | Description |
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| Group | Category of statistics in which the metric will be displayed in the Memory and Statistics workspace. |
| Metric | Name of metric as it will be displayed in the Memory and Statistics workspace. |
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To define dynamic types, see “About About the Patterns Manager” on page 44Manager. |
To configure the dynamic types allocation
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