Components
PATROL for Oracle Tuxedo consists of application classes that monitor specific components of a Oracle Tuxedo environment. Each application class contains parameters, menu commands, and InfoBoxes that provide monitoring and management capabilities. Each application class is represented in the PATROL Console by an icon, and in the file system as a file with a name ending with a .km extension. The following table describes the application classes that constitute PATROL for Oracle Tuxedo.
Icon | Description | Application Name |
|---|---|---|
| Start or stop monitoring a Tuxedo instance | BEATUX_SETUP |
| Represents the entire Tuxedo System this icon appears in the application container window that appears when you double-click the computer class icon representing the machine on which Tuxedo is running | BEATUX_SYSTEM |
| Monitors the Tuxedo application server log file, including the ability to find critical message strings via a pattern matching mechanism | APPS_LOG |
| Allows you to configure the Access Control List for your Tuxedo system | BEATUX_ACL |
| Monitors application queues; one or more application queues may exist in a single application queue space | BEATUX_APPQ |
| Monitors the activity of clients within a running application | BEATUX_CLIENT |
| Monitors the activity of client groups within a running application | BEATUX_CLIENT_GROUP |
| Detects and reports defined events—primarily failures—to alert the system operator | BEATUX_EVENT |
| Monitors general operating system process information; parameters available on Windows platforms only | BEATUX_PROCESS |
| Monitors the state of an application queue space, an area in a Tuxedo system device which typically contains one or more application queues, and each queue may have messages stored in it | BEATUX_QSPACE |
| Monitors the activity of Tuxedo System/T request queues associated with servers in a running application | BEATUX_QUEUE |
| Monitors configured servers within an application and provides run time tracking of statistics and resources associated with each server object | BEATUX_SERVER |
| Monitors Tuxedo machine activity | BEATUX_MACHINE |
| Accesses the MIB classes for an M3 (WebLogic) server | BEATUX_M3 |
| Monitors Tuxedo server group activity | BEATUX_GROUP |
| Monitors the Tuxedo services within an application | BEATUX_SERVICE |
| Represents run time attributes of workstation handler processes within a domain system | BEATUX_WSH |
| Monitors the workstation listener server | BEATUX_WSL |
| Determines which servers and clients will be monitored and provides queue space management functions | BEATUX_MANAGEMENT |
| Provides migration functions for master and backup machines, groups, and transaction logs | BEATUX_MIGRATION |
