Working with statistics of a REST Management Agent
You can view and reset run-time statistics for a selected REST Management Agent. Each REST Management Agent instance begins accumulating these statistics, such as Start Time. The Start Time indicates the last time the Agent instance was started in the Java container.
You can also reset the statistics at any point during REST Management Agent execution, so that the statistics begin accumulating again from a new Start Time.
The following are the statistics you can view or reset for a REST Management Agent:
Active Requests — Requests currently queued and being acted upon by the REST Management Agent
Authentication Errors — Total number of authentication errors
HTTP Request Errors — Requests received from the HTTP listener, including administrative requests, and REST Management Agent requests
HTTP Requests — Total requests received from the HTTP listener, including administrative requests, and REST requests
Method not allowed errors — Total errors returned by the REST Management Agent, with error counts broken out at the bottom of the list for each of several error categories.
REST Disabled errors — calls while REST Management Agent is disabled
Services disabled — REST Web applications deployed on this REST Management Agent that are disabled from client access
URL not found errors — calls made to unidentified resources
Creation Time — Date and time that counting began for the statistics
Start Time — Start date and time of the REST Management Agent instance
To work with the REST Management Agent statistics using the RESTMAN utility you use the following:
getstats: Displays the statistics for a REST Web application, such as Number of Successful User Requests and Average Response Time for User Requests. For more information, see RESTMAN getstats (Management Agent).
You can also view and reset the REST Management Agent's properties using the OpenEdge Management or OpenEdge Explorer consoles. For detailed descriptions of managing statistics using the OpenEdge Management or OpenEdge Explorer, see the OpenEdge Management and OpenEdge Explorer: Configuration.