public interface SipApplicationRuntimeMBean
extends weblogic.management.runtime.RuntimeMBean
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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long |
getActiveAppSessionCount()
Deprecated.
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long |
getActiveSipSessionCount()
Deprecated.
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int |
getActiveVersionState()
Deprecated.
use ApplicationRuntimeMBean#getActiveVersionState
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String |
getApplicationName()
Deprecated.
use ApplicationRuntimeMBean#getApplicationName
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String |
getApplicationVersion()
Deprecated.
use ApplicationRuntimeMBean#getApplicationVersion
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long |
getAppSessionCount()
Returns the application session count.
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long |
getDestroyedAppSessionCount()
Returns the destroyed application session count.
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long |
getDestroyedSipSessionCount()
Returns the destroyed SIP session count.
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String |
getEngine() |
long |
getSipSessionCount()
Returns the total SIP session count.
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addPropertyChangeListener, preDeregister, removePropertyChangeListener
getMBeanInfo, getName, getObjectName, getParent, getType, isCachingDisabled, isRegistered, setName, setParent
getAttribute, getAttributes, invoke, setAttribute, setAttributes
postDeregister, postRegister, preRegister
addNotificationListener, getNotificationInfo, removeNotificationListener
String getEngine()
long getAppSessionCount()
long getSipSessionCount()
long getActiveAppSessionCount()
long getActiveSipSessionCount()
long getDestroyedAppSessionCount()
long getDestroyedSipSessionCount()
String getApplicationName()
String getApplicationVersion()
The application's version identifier.
This is particularly useful, when using the side-by-side deployment feature, to differentiate between two different versions of the same application that are deployed at the same time.
int getActiveVersionState()
Specifies whether this application version is the currently active version.
An application can be the only version currently deployed, or it can have more than one version currently deployed, using the side-by-side deployment feature. If more than one version is deployed, only one version can be active. This attribute specifies the state in which the current application version is in.
An application can be in an INACTIVE state, which means that it has not been activated yet, or that there is more than one version of the application deployed (using side-by-side deployment) and this one is retiring.
An application can be in ACTIVE_ADMIN state, which means that it is the currently active version for administrative channel requests.
An application can be in ACTIVE state, which means that it is the currently active version for normal (non-administrative) channel requests.
for state values.