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Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 14:49:00 -0500
From: Joe Bohn <joe.bohn@earthlink.net>
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Subject: Re: Statistics Management and Jetty/Tomcat
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Greg

I've modified the list below to add what we would like to present in 
Geronimo.

Jeff and/or Anita,
Do you think we can get comparable information from tomcat?   We would 
also need to know how to enable, disable, and reset these statistics for 
tomcat.

Joe

Greg Wilkins wrote:
> These new stats methods are in Jetty CVS if you want them in a hurry.
> I'll update the snapshot releases tomorrow.
> 
> cheers
> 
> 
> Greg Wilkins wrote:
> 
> 
>>So would you be OK with the following stats:
>>    
>>    private transient long _statsStartedAt=0;            // time stats collection started
>>    
>>    private transient int _connections;                  // total number of connections made to server
>>    
>>    private transient int _connectionsOpen;              // number of connections currently open
>>    private transient int _connectionsOpenMin;           // min number of connections open simultaneously
>>    private transient int _connectionsOpenMax;           // max number of connections open simultaneously
>>    
>>    private transient long _connectionsDurationMin;      // min duration of a connection
>>    private transient long _connectionsDurationMax;      // max duration of a connection
>>    private transient long _connectionsDurationTotalTime;    // total duration of all coneection
       private transient long _connectionsDurationCount;    // total 
number of connections created (I guess this would be the same as 
_connections above so perhaps we don't need it again in this form)
>>    
>>
>>    private transient int _errors;                       // total bad requests to the server
>>    private transient int _requests;                     // total requests made to the server
>>
>>    private transient int _requestsActive;               // number of requests currently being handled
>>    private transient int _requestsActiveMin;            // min number of connections handled simultaneously
>>    private transient int _requestsActiveMax;            // max number of connections handled simultaneously
>>    
>>    private transient int _connectionsRequestsMin;       // min requests per connection
>>    private transient int _connectionsRequestsMax;       // max requests per connection
       private transient int _connectionsRequestsCurrent;   // The 
number of connection requests currently in progress (I guess this would 
be no different than the _connectionsOpen above ... so perhaps we don't 
need this again in this form)
>>
>>    private transient long _requestsDurationMin;         // min request duration
>>    private transient long _requestsDurationMax;         // max request duration
>>    private transient long _requestsDurationTotalTime;   // total request duration time
       private transient long _requestsDurationCount;       // total 
number of requests  (I guess this would be no different than _requests 
above ... so perhaps we don't need it again in this form)
>>    
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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Joe Bohn
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