8.27.2 Trace information that can be collected

The following table describes the trace information that can be collected in Concurrency Utilities.

Table 8‒143: Trace information that can be collected at the JMS Connection interface
No. in the figures^#	Event ID	Level	Information that you can acquire
No. in the figures^#	Event ID	Level	Interface name	Operation name	Optional
1	0xD050	A	JNDI name of the registration destination `ManagedExecutorService` or `ManagedScheduledExecutorService`	Name of the invoked method (For a method for which multiple tasks can be specified^#2, the number of tasks is output in parentheses.)	Class name of the new task (If there are multiple tasks, the class names are separated by commas.)
2	0xD051	A	JNDI name of the registration destination `ManagedExecutorService` or `ManagedScheduledExecutorService`	Task ID	In a normal state: None In an abnormal state: Exception name
3	0xD052	A	JNDI name of the calling `ManagedExecutorService` or `ManagedScheduledExecutorService`	For a single task Task ID For multiple tasks Task ID-List serial number	--
4	0xD053	A	JNDI name of the calling `ManagedExecutorService` or `ManagedScheduledExecutorService`	For a single task Task ID For multiple tasks Task ID-List serial number	In a normal state: None In an abnormal state: Exception name
5	0xD054	A	JNDI name of the registration destination `ManagedExecutorService` or `ManagedScheduledExecutorService`	For a single task Task ID For multiple tasks Task ID-List number	--
6	0xD055	A	JNDI name of the registration destination `ManagedExecutorService` or `ManagedScheduledExecutorService`	For a single task Task ID For multiple tasks Task ID-List number	In a normal state: None In an abnormal state: Exception name
7	0xD056	A	JNDI name of the registration destination `ManagedExecutorService` or `ManagedScheduledExecutorService`	For a single task Task ID For multiple tasks Task ID-List number	--
8	0xD057	A	JNDI name of the registration destination `ManagedExecutorService` or `ManagedScheduledExecutorService`	In a normal state: Return value of the `cancel` method In an abnormal state: None	In a normal state: None In an abnormal state: Exception name

Legend:

A: Standard

--: Not applicable

#1

Corresponds to the numbers in Figure 8-109 through Figure 8-116.

#2

A method for which multiple tasks can be specified is one that takes a Collection object as its first argument. The size of the Collection object that is the actual argument is output in parentheses.

Example: When a Collection object of three elements is passed by the invokeAny method

invokeAny(3)

If the Collection object is null, null is output in parentheses.

Example: When the Collection object is null

invokeAny(null)

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