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This table reports the active destinations (queues and topics) currently running on a JMS server. Monitoring information for a JMS server's destinations is available only after you have targeted the JMS server to either a WebLogic Server instance or a migratable target on the JMS --> Servers --> Target and Deploy tab.
To monitor the active durable subscribers for topics running on the JMS server, click the Monitor all Durable Subscribers link.
Active JMS Destination Information
Name — The name of the JMS destination.
Consumers — Current number of registered message consumers accessing the destination.
Note: For a JMS topic that has a message-driven bean (MDB) listening on it, the number of consumers will always equal one. This is because each message to the topic is either processed by a single MDB or by multiple MDB instances in the pool that share the same consumer, which allows multiple messages to be processed in parallel.
Consumers High — Greatest number of registered message consumers accessing the destination since the last time the server was booted.
Consumers Total — Total number of registered message consumers accessing the destination since the last time the server was booted.
Bytes — Current number of bytes stored in the destination. This does not include pending bytes.
Bytes Pending — The number of bytes that are stored in the system but which are not visible, and therefore cannot be received.
Bytes Received — Number of bytes received by the destination since the last time the server was booted. There is a difference between the number of characters received and number of bytes received. While, in most cases, this value is the same, for multi-byte characters, the number of bytes received exceeds the number of characters.
Note: The Administration Console displays the number of characters received and not the number of bytes received.
Bytes Threshold Time — Amount of time that the destination has spent in a bytes threshold condition since the last time the server was booted.
Messages — Current number of messages stored in the destination. This does not include pending bytes
Messages High — Greatest number of messages stored in the destination since the last time the server was booted.
Messages Pending — The number of messages that are stored in the system but which are not visible, and therefore cannot be received.
Messages Received — Number of messages received by the destination since the last time the server was booted.
Messages Threshold Time — Amount of time that the destination spent in a message threshold condition since the last time the server was booted.