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Diagnostic Modules: Instrumentation: Settings

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Use this page to configure a diagnostic monitor. Different options appear on the page, depending on whether the monitor is standard or delegating.

Configuration Options

Name Description
Name of

Name of diagnostic monitor.

MBean Attribute:
WLDFInstrumentationMonitorBean.Name

Changes take effect after you redeploy the module or restart the server.

Description

Description for this diagnostic monitor.

MBean Attribute:
WLDFInstrumentationMonitorBean.Description

Enabled

Enables this diagnostic monitor.

MBean Attribute:
WLDFInstrumentationMonitorBean.Enabled

Type

Indicates whether the diagnostic monitor is a standard or delegating monitor.

Actions

Diagnostic actions attached to this monitor.

MBean Attribute:
WLDFInstrumentationMonitorBean.Actions

Properties

Name of=value pairs of properties used with the diagnostic monitor.

MBean Attribute:
WLDFInstrumentationMonitorBean.Properties

EnableDyeFiltering

Enables dye filtering for this diagnostic monitor.

MBean Attribute:
WLDFInstrumentationMonitorBean.DyeFilteringEnabled

Dye Mask

The dye mask for all diagnostic actions associated with this monitor.

MBean Attribute:
WLDFInstrumentationMonitorBean.DyeMask

Location Type

Attached actions are applied at selected locations: before, after, or around pointcuts. This is relevant only for custom monitors. (A location where diagnostic code is added is called a diagnostic joinpoint. A set of joinpoints, identified by an expression, is called a pointcut.)

Once a location type is set, it cannot be changed.

MBean Attribute:
WLDFInstrumentationMonitorBean.LocationType

Changes take effect after you redeploy the module or restart the server.

Pointcut

The pointcut expression for this monitor. (A location where diagnostic code is added is called a diagnostic joinpoint. A set of joinpoints, identified by an expression, is called a pointcut.)

Setting a pointcut expression is relevant only for custom monitors; for standard and delegating monitors, this definition is implicitly defined by WLDF.

Once a pointcut expression is set, it cannot be changed.

MBean Attribute:
WLDFInstrumentationMonitorBean.Pointcut

Changes take effect after you redeploy the module or restart the server.

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