javax.management.j2ee.statistics

Interface JMSSessionStats

Contents
  • All Superinterfaces:
    Stats

    public interface JMSSessionStats
extends Stats
    Specifies the statistics provided by a JMS session.
    Author:
    Hans Hrasna

    • Method Detail

      • getProducers

        JMSProducerStats[] getProducers()
        Returns an array of JMSProducerStats that provide statistics about the message producers associated with the referencing JMS session statistics.

      • getConsumers

        JMSConsumerStats[] getConsumers()
        Returns an array of JMSConsumerStats that provide statistics about the message consumers associated with the referencing JMS session statistics.

      • getMessageCount

        CountStatistic getMessageCount()
        Number of messages exchanged.

      • getPendingMessageCount

        CountStatistic getPendingMessageCount()
        Number of pending messages.

      • getExpiredMessageCount

        CountStatistic getExpiredMessageCount()
        Number of expired messages.

      • getMessageWaitTime

        TimeStatistic getMessageWaitTime()
        Time spent by a message before being delivered.

      • getDurableSubscriptionCount

        CountStatistic getDurableSubscriptionCount()
        Number of durable subscriptions.

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