Connection pool monitoring tool

On the File menu, point to New , and then click Trace. Supply connection details, and then click OK. In the Trace Properties dialog box, click the Events tab. To make the trace clearer, remove all other events from the list. Click Run to start the trace. Active 6 years, 9 months ago.

Viewed 5k times. Improve this question. Not used WebSphere, but other containers I've used i. Where exactly in VisualVM should I look? You might need to install the "MBeans" plugin. Once you connect to the process, some "MBeans" will appear in the appropriate tab.

Bert Ok, I'll try that plugin. Show 2 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. You are not entirely correct. You will be able to see: The number of requests dispatched to an implementation bean The number of requests dispatched with successful replies The average time in milliseconds to process full requests The average time in milliseconds between receiving the request and dispatching it to the bean The average time in milliseconds between the dispatch and receipt of a reply from the bean.

This represents the time spent in business logic. The average time in milliseconds between the receipt of a reply from a bean to the return of a result to the client The average size of the SOAP request The average size of the SOAP reply.

Improve this answer. Gas Gas So big thanks for clearing this up. The rest of described things is known to me. Apart for connection leakages, developers would want to monitor their application in terms of memory usage, garbage collection, total classes being loaded, and other vital information related to queries, which would allow developers to optimize their application. Below are simple steps how one would go about making the web application running under Tomcat to be monitored from jconsole in Windows environment.

For example see the Windows task manager for Tomcat process ID. You can also see statistics related to your queries. There is lot of statistics available there, and the scope for monitoring is enormous. Besides all these, you will surely want to see how your application utilizes memory by using the "Memory" tab in jconsole.

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