This part of the User Guide contains reference material and documentation on several optional and advanced JaxView features. The following table describes the content. Use the links in the table to view the applicable documents.
Title |
Description |
|---|---|
| Monitor Baselining in JaxView | Describes how to configure JaxView to calculate different time-based performance baselines for use in event alerting logic. |
| Sun One Server Stub Installation | Information on how to install and configure the JaxView agent stub for SunOne servers. |
| WebSphere Stub Installation | Information on how to install and configure the JaxView agent stub for IBM WebSphere servers. |
| WebLogic Stub Installation | Information on how to install and configure the JaxView agent stub for BEA WebLogic servers. |
| Tomcat/Axis Stub Installation | Information on how to install and configure the JaxView agent stub for Apache Tomcat and Axis servers. |
| Systinet Stub Installation | Information on how to install and configure the JaxView agent stub for Systinet servers. |
| CapeClear Stub Installation | Information on how to install and configure the JaxView agent stub for CapeClear servers. |
| IONA Artix Stub Installation | Information on how to install and configure the JaxView agent stub for IONA Artix servers. |
| .NET Extension Stub Installation | Information on how to install and configure the JaxView agent stub for Microsoft .NET application servers. |
| Monitoring JBoss with JaxView | Reference material for how to monitor JBoss with JaxView. |
| Using JaxView Failover Services | Describes how to configure JaxView to provide failover services for one or more Web service endpoints. |
| JaxView and SSL Certificates | Describes how to configure JaxView to use SSL certificates for secure communications. |
| Web Service LDAP Authentication | Reference material for conifugring JaxView to authenticate service clients using an LDAP directory service. |
| JaxView Web Service Configuration Interface | Describes how JaxView functions can be accessed by an external application by making requests through the JaxView Web service interface. |
| JaxView Open API | Describes the JaxView Open API for writing custom alert types, logging functions, monitor types, and message modification routines. |