Monitoring Web Services

Menu Path : Monitoring>Web Services

Optional Access Group Rights:

The Web Services page displays a list of all the web services and their current status:

The following table describes the web services information displayed on this page:

Column	Description
Web Service	The name of the web service. Click the web service name to display the web service details on the Web Service Details page. The icon indicates the status of the web service. - the web service is running. - the web service is not configured. - the web service has stopped. - the web service has stopped in error.
Action	Click the Restart link to restart a web service.
Port	The local port for the HTTP(S) connector.
Protocol	The protocol in use - HTTP or HTTPS.
Received	The number of messages received.
Sent	The number of messages sent.
Uptime	The length of time the web service has been running.
Idle Time	The length of time the web service has been idle.
WSDL	Contains a link to the WSDL associated with the Web Service. You can either copy the link location, download from the link, or click the link to display the WSDL XML in a browser window.

Filtering Components

You can use the following actions to filter the list of web services:

Action	Description
Filter buttons	Enable you to filter the list based on component operational status or issue severity status.
Search field	Enables you to filter the list based on component name using a regular expression. The Management Console supports Java Regex. The following characters, which are allowed in component names, must be prepended with a backslash in order to be used as special characters in the regular expression: "`.`" (period), "`+`" (plus), "`(`" (open parenthesis), "`)`" (close parenthesis), "`^`" (caret).

You can perform the following actions on the web services you have selected in the list:

Options	Description
Restart	Click the Restart button to restart a Web service.
Reset Counters	Click the Reset Counters link to reset the message counts for the selected Web service.
Change Notification Thresholds	Click the Change Notification Thresholds link to set up thresholds for the selected Web service.
Add Notifications	Click the Add Notifications link to send text messages, pager messages, emails and SNMP with notifications of any Warnings, Alarms and Escalations that are raised.
Suspend Notifications	Click the Suspend Notifications link to stop sending text messages, pager messages, emails and SNMP with notifications of any Warnings, Alarms and Escalations that are raised.
Resume Notifications	Click the Resume Notifications link to resume sending text messages, pager messages, emails and SNMP with notifications of any Warnings, Alarms and Escalations that are raised.
Change Log Level	Click the Change Log Level link to display the Change Log Level dialog, where you can set the log level for the selected Web services from `Trace`, `Debug`, `Info`, `Warn`, `Error` and `Fatal`. The log level you select on the Change Log Level dialog will be applied to all the selected Web services.