Using the BEA Administration Console to Monitor Your Application


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Administering a BEA Tuxedo Application at Run Time

The BEA Administration Console is a graphical user interface to the MIB that enables you to tune and modify your application. It is accessed through the World Wide Web and used through a Web browser. Any administrator with a supported browser can monitor a BEA Tuxedo application.

Using the Power Bar to Monitor Activities

The Power Bar appears near the top of the main BEA Administration Console window, immediately below the Menu Bar. The Power Bar is a row of 12 buttons that allow you to run tools for frequently performed administrative and monitoring functions. All buttons are labeled with both icons and names. The following buttons are available for monitoring:

Logfile-Displays the ULOG file from a particular machine in the active domain.
Event Tool-Helps you monitor system events. When you click on the Event Tool button, a pop-up window displays four options: subscribe-to request notification of specified system events, unsubscribe-to reject further notification of specified system events, snapshot-to create a record of the data currently held by the Event Tool, and select format-to choose parameters for the information being collected by the Event Tool.
Stats-to display a graphical representation of BEA Tuxedo system activity
Search-to look for a particular object class or object in the Tree.