4.3.4 Location of the resource depletion monitoring information file and types of information output to the file

Organization of this subsection

(1) Output destination of resource depletion monitoring information
(2) Types of information that are output

(1) Output destination of resource depletion monitoring information

By default, the resource depletion monitoring information file is created in the following folder when the J2EE server starts:

In Windows:

ejb.server.log.directory\watch\

In UNIX:

ejb.server.log.directory/watch/

Important note

In the preceding paths, ejb.server.log.directory refers to the directory specified for the ejb.server.log.directory key in the user definition (usrconf.cfg file). In Windows, the default directory is Cosminexus-installation-directory\CC\server\public\ejb\server-name\logs. In UNIX, the default directory is /opt/Cosminexus/CC/server/public/ejb/server-name/logs.

If the value of the ejb.server.log.directory key is changed, the output destination of resource depletion monitoring information is also changed accordingly.

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(2) Types of information that are output

The following table describes the information output in resource depletion monitoring information. You cannot monitor the number of file descriptors in Windows or AIX. Thread monitoring cannot be used in Linux:

Table 4‒5: Information output in resource depletion monitoring information
Information type	File name	Information overview
Monitoring information of memory depletion	`Cjmemorywatch`	The result of monitoring the usage of heap and memory area of JavaVM is output. This information is output if true is set in the `ejbserver.watch.memory.writefile.enabled` key of the `usrconf.properties`.
Monitoring information of depletion of file descriptors	`cjfiledescriptorwatch`	The result of monitoring the number of file descriptors using a J2EE server process is output. This information is output if true is set in the `ejbserver.watch.fileDescriptor.writefile.enabled` key of the `usrconf.properties`.
Monitoring information of thread depletion	`Cjthreadwatch`	The result of monitoring the number of threads created by a J2EE server process is output. This information is output if true is set in the `ejbserver.watch.thread.writefile.enabled` key of the `usrconf.properties`.
Monitoring information of thread dump depletion	`cjthreaddumpwatch`	The result of monitoring the number of output files of thread dump is output. This information is output if true is set in the `ejbserver.watch.threaddump.writefile.enabled` key of the `usrconf.properties`.
Monitoring information of depletion of queue of pending execution of HTTP requests	`cjrequestqueuewatch`	The following two types of queues of requests that are pending for execution are monitored, and results are output as results of monitoring the queue of HTTP requests pending execution: The queue of pending execution of Web applications, for which the maximum number of concurrently executing threads for each Web application is not set, is monitored and the result of monitoring the stored number of requests is output. This information is output if true is set in the `ejbserver.watch.defaultRequestQueue.writefile.enabled` key of the `usrconf.properties`. The queue of pending execution of Web applications, for which the maximum number of concurrently executing threads for each Web application is set, is monitored and the result of monitoring the stored number of requests is output. This information is output as application attribute if true is set in the `<watcher-writefile-enabled>` tag below the `<war><hitachi-war-property><thread-control><resource-watcher>` tag. Note that the preceding queues are monitored if control of the maximum number of concurrently executing threads for each Web application is enabled. The information about the pending queue for URL groups is not output to the depletion monitoring information of the HTTP request pending queue. Use the statistics collection functionality to monitor the information of the pending queue for URL groups. For the statistics collection functionality, see 3. Monitoring the Statistics (Statistics Collection Functionality).
Monitoring information of depletion of number of sessions	`cjhttpsessionwatch`	The result of monitoring the number of sessions for each Web application is output. This information is output as application attribute if true is set in the <watcher-writefile-enabled> tag below the <war><hitachi-war-property><http-session><resource-watcher> tag.
Monitoring information of depletion of connection pool	`cjconnectionpoolwatch`	The result of monitoring the number of connection pools for each resource adapter is output. This information is output if true is set in the `WatchWriteFileEnabled` property as resource adapter property.

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