Developing your own monitoring applications

Before you begin

You can use the Performance Monitoring Infrastructure (PMI) interfaces to develop your own applications to collect and display performance information.

There are three such interfaces - a Java Machine Extension (JMX)-based interface, a PMI client interface, and a servlet interface. All three interfaces return the same underlying data. The JMX interface is accessible through the AdminClient tool as described in Developing your own monitoring application with the Java Management Extension interface. The PMI client interface is a Java interface that works with Version 3.5.5 and above. The servlet interface is perhaps the simplest, requiring minimal programming, as the output is XML.

Why and when to perform this task

Steps for this task

  1. Developing your own monitoring application using Performance Monitoring Infrastructure client .
  2. Developing your own monitoring applications with Performance Monitoring Infrastructure servlet .
  3. Compiling your monitoring applications .
  4. Running your new monitoring applications .
  5. Developing your own monitoring application with the Java Management Extension interface.
  6. Developing Performance Monitoring Infrastructure interfaces .

Related reference
Performance Monitoring Infrastructure client interface



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