Oracle® Enterprise Manager Oracle Application Server Metric Reference Manual 10g Release 2 (10.2) Part Number B25987-01 |
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Oracle Enterprise Manager can be used to manage Oracle BPEL Process Manager. You can use the All Metrics page for an Oracle BPEL Process Manager target to view the metrics that have been collected for that target by the Oracle Management Agent.
This category of metrics shows various active thread requests for this BPEL domain.
The following table lists the metrics and their associated descriptions. These metrics are intended for informational purposes only.
Table 12-1 Active Metrics
Metric | Description |
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Activity Execution Requests |
Number of active activity execution requests for the BPEL domain |
BPEL Domain |
Name of the BPEL domain |
BPEL Domain Management Requests |
Number of active BPEL process management requests for the BPEL domain. These are messages that affect individual processes (for example, set default process, stale, undeploy, update revision) |
BPEL Process Management Requests |
Number of active BPEL process management requests for the BPEL domain. These are messages that affect individual processes (for example, set default process, stale, undeploy, update revision). |
Callback Requests |
Number of active messages related to callback resolution and completion for the BPEL domain |
Host |
Host machine on which Oracle BPEL Process Manager is running |
New Instance Requests |
Number of active requests for creating new instances of BPEL processes for the BPEL domain. When an input payload is received, a new instance message is dispatched to initiate the instance. |
Process |
OC4j process |
Transaction Coordination Requests |
Number of active messages that control the business transaction protocol (BTP) transactions for the BPEL domain |
This category shows the performance metrics of the adapter framework. The following table lists the metrics and their associated descriptions. These metrics are intended for informational purposes only.
Table 12-2 Adapter Framework Metrics
Metric | Description |
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Average Elapsed Time (msecs) |
Average time in milliseconds taken by the adapter to process an event. |
Elapsed Time |
Total time in milliseconds taken by the adapter to process all the events. |
Host |
Host machine on which Oracle BPEL Process Manager's adapter framework is running. |
Maximum Elapsed Time (msecs) |
Maximum time in milliseconds taken by the adapter to process an event. |
Minimum Elapsed Time (msecs) |
Minimum time in milliseconds taken by the adapter to process an event. |
Name |
Name of the adapter |
Number of Events Erred Out |
Number of events that have erred out |
Process |
OC4J process |
Total Count |
Total number of messages processed by the adapter |
This category contains the performance statistics for the processes in a BPEL domain.
The following table lists the metrics and their associated descriptions. These metrics are intended for informational purposes only.
Table 12-3 BPEL Domain Statistics
Metric | Description |
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Asynchronous Process Latency Time (msecs) |
Latency is defined as the completion time of an instance of an asynchronous process. |
Average Asynchronous Process Latency (msecs) |
Shows the average latency for asynchronous BPEL processes in this BPEL domain. |
Average Synchronous Process Latency (msecs) |
Shows the average latency for synchronous BPEL processes in this BPEL domain |
BPEL Domain |
Name of the BPEL domain |
Completed Asynchronous Process Latency (operations per second) |
Number of completed instances of asynchronous BPEL processes in this BPEL domain |
Completed Synchronous Process Latency (operations per second) |
Number of completed instances of synchronous BPEL processes in this BPEL domain. |
Host |
Host machine on which Oracle BPEL Process Manager is running |
Maximum Asynchronous Process Latency Time (msecs) |
Maximum latency time among all the asynchronous BPEL processes in this BPEL domain |
Maximum Synchronous Process Latency Time (msecs) |
Shows the maximum latency time among all the synchronous BPEL processes in this BPEL domain. |
Minimum Asynchronous Process Latency Time (msecs) |
Shows the minimum latency time among all the asynchronous BPEL processes in this BPEL domain. |
Minimum Synchronous Process Latency Time (msecs) |
Shows the minimum latency time among all the synchronous BPEL processes in this BPEL domain. |
Number of Active Processes |
Number of currently active processes in this BPEL domain |
Number of Closed Instances |
Total number of closed instances of BPEL processes in this BPEL domain |
Number of Open Instances |
Total number of open instances of BPEL processes in this BPEL domain |
Process |
OC4J process |
Synchronous Process Latency Time (msecs) |
Shows the total latency time of the instances of all the synchronous BPEL processes in this BPEL domain. |
This category contains the response metrics for Oracle BPEL Process Manager.
This metric shows whether Oracle BPEL Process Manager is up or down. If the value is 1, Oracle BPEL Process Manager is up. If the value is 0, it is down.
Metric Summary
The following table shows how often the metric's value is collected and compared against the default thresholds. The 'Consecutive Number of Occurrences Preceding Notification' column indicates the consecutive number of times the comparison against thresholds should hold TRUE before an alert is generated.
Table 12-4 Metric Summary Table
Target Version | Evaluation and Collection Frequency | Upload Frequency | Operator | Default Warning Threshold | Default Critical Threshold | Consecutive Number of Occurrences Preceding Notification | Alert Text |
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All Versions |
Every Minute |
After Every Sample |
< |
Not Defined |
1 |
1 |
Not Defined |
User Action
If the Oracle BPEL Process Manager is down, restart it using the Home page for the J2EE container (OC4J_BPEL) in which Oracle BPEL Process Manager is deployed.
This category of metrics shows various scheduled thread requests for this BPEL domain.
The following table lists the metrics and their associated descriptions. These metrics are intended for informational purposes only.
Table 12-5 Scheduled Metrics
Metric | Description |
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Activity Execution Requests |
Number of scheduled activity execution requests for the BPEL domain |
BPEL Domain |
Name of the BPEL domain |
BPEL Domain Management Requests |
Number of scheduled BPEL domain management requests for the BPEL domain. These are messages that affect the domain and are mostly domain administration messages. |
BPEL Process Management Requests |
Number of scheduled BPEL process management requests for the BPEL domain. These are messages that affect individual processes (for example, set default process, stale, undeploy, update revision). |
Callback Requests |
Number of scheduled messages related to callback resolution and completion for the BPEL domain |
Host |
Host machine on which Oracle BPEL Process Manager is running |
New Instance Requests |
Number of scheduled requests for creating new instances of BPEL processes for the BPEL domain. When an input payload is received, a new instance message is dispatched to initiate the instance. |
Process |
OC4J Process |
Transaction Allocation Activity |
Number of scheduled messages that control the business transaction protocol (BTP) transactions for the BPEL domain. |
This category of metrics shows the thread activity on Oracle BPEL Server for a BPEL domain.
The following table lists the metrics and their associated descriptions. These metrics are intended for informational purposes only.
Table 12-6 Thread Allocation Activity
Metric | Description |
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Active Threads |
Number of currently active threads for this domain |
Average JMS Thread Allocation Overhead (msecs) |
Average time in milliseconds spent allocating threads to process JMS messages for a BPEL domain. |
Average Lifetime of Allocated Threads (msecs) |
Average lifetime in milliseconds of the allocated threads for a BPEL domain. |
Average Number of Message Processes Per Thread |
Average number of messages processed per thread for a BPEL domain. |
BPEL Domain |
Name of the BPEL domain |
Highest Number of Active Threads |
Highest number of active threads this domain has had so far |
Host |
Host machine on which Oracle BPEL Process Manager is running |
Load Factor (Number of Scheduled Messages/Number of Working Messages |
Load on Oracle BPEL Server for processing messages in this domain. This shows the load on Oracle BPEL Server in terms of the number of messages scheduled for execution and the number of messages currently being executed. |
Process |
OC4J process |
Total Number of Threads Allocated Over Time |
Total number of threads allocated over time for this domain |