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Configuring OE Web Servers : Working with REST Web Applications : Viewing REST Web application statistics
 

Viewing REST Web application statistics

You can view (and reset) run-time statistics for a selected REST Web application. Each REST Web application creates and begins accumulating these statistics (Start Time) from the time that its parent OE Web Server instance starts up (Creation Time). You can reset the REST Web application statistics at any point while the OE Web Server instance is running. A reset clears and begins accumulating the statistics again with a new Start Time.
To view the run-time statistics for a REST Web application:
1. Click Resources in the management console menu. All resources managed by your console appear in the grid frame.
2. Filter or search for the OE Web Server instance where the REST Web application whose runtime statistics you want to view is deployed.
3. Click the OE Web Server instance. The OE Web Server details page appears.
4. Click the REST Applications link. The REST Applications page appears.
5. Under the REST Applications section, select the deployed REST Web application.
6. Under REST Application Details section, click the Statistics tab to view a read-only statistics presentation with the following information:
*Adapter errors — Total number of OE Web Server failures
*Application errors — Total number of errors related to REST Web application
*Average response time — Average response time of each request response.
*Failed admin logins — Total number of failed administrator logins
*Failed admin requests — Total number of administrator requests that failed due to missing request information
*Failed app server connections — Total number of failed AppServer connections in the connection pool
*Failed user logins — Total number of failed user logins
*Failed user requests — Total number of requests that failed due to missing request information
*Max response time — Maximum response time of each request response
*Successful admin logins — Total number of successful administrator logins
*Successful admin requests — Total number of successful administrator requests
*Successful app server connections — Total number of successful AppServer connections in the connection pool for this REST Web application
*Successful user logins — Total number of successful user logins
*Successful user requests — Total number of successful user requests handled by the selected REST Web application
*Creation time — Date and time that counting began for the statistics
*Start time — Start date and time of the REST Web application
7. To reset the statistics and start accumulating from zero, click Reset if you want to reset the statistics.