Hello,
oh so we have accounting per-stateless bean? For a stateless bean
for instance, I see:
MaxSize = 10
MinSize = 0
InstancesActive = 0
InstancesIdle = 0
and I guess that's what interesting to me. But I didn't expect
per-bean accounting.
Isn't that a bit coarse then, we have accounting per individual
bean, but to set the maximum for instance, we must do it app-wide,
through a container "type=STATELESS" in the tomee.xml, right?
so in the end if i was worried that my maxSize for my stateless
container was too low... I'd have to monitor "InstancesActive" for every
stateless bean in my application? Do I understand right? And if some
stateless bean has many more instances than the others, that may mean I
should consider redesigning my application right? Or would it make sense
to raise the maxSize which will affect other stateless beans too?
Certainly I can't poll every stateless bean in my app, too many of
them, I think it'd have a performance impact on the app.
Thank you!
Emmanuel
On 20/12/17 15:44, Romain Manni-Bucau wrote:
Hello
did you check
openejb.management:J2EEServer=openejb,J2EEApplication=<empty>,EJBModule=app,StatelessSessionBean=TheBean,name=TheBean,j2eeType=Pool
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2017-12-20 15:32 GMT+01:00 Emmanuel Touzery <
emmanuel.touz...@lit-transit.com>:
Hello,
I'm interested in monitoring the tomee stateless bean pool usage
through JMX. I can't find the relevant object name. I was looking at:
openejb.management:ObjectType=containers,DataSource=Default Stateless
Container
But I would not find information about the current pool usage (I would
be interested in pool capacity & current usage).
Thank you!
Emmanuel
