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Chapter 5. Monitoring Mobicents JAIN SLEE with Mobicents JAIN SLEE Management Console

5.1. "Activities" View
5.1.1. View Activities Details
5.1.2. Query Activity Context Liveness
5.2. "Alarms" View
5.2.1. View Alarms Details
5.2.2. Clear an Alarm

Figure 5.1. Activities Main View


In this view, it's possible to monitor the existing activities in the SLEE. The Activity Contexts are listed by their ID, TTL (maximum time in seconds without being accessed) and their Java Class Name.

Figure 5.2. Activities Details View


In the Browse Activities tab the list of activities is shown. When clicking on one of the Activity Context ID, it's details are shown. The following details are displayed:

  • ID

    The internal identifier for this Activity Context.

  • Activity Class

    The Java class representing this activity.

  • Last Access Timestamp

    The timestamp of when this Activity Context was last accessed.

  • Timers

    The SLEE Timers attached to this Activity Context, if any.

  • Data Attributes

    The CMP attributes set in this Activity Context, if any.

  • Name Bindings

    The set of names given to this Activity Context, if any.

  • RA Entity

    The Resource Adaptor Entity responsible for creating this Activity Context, if any.

  • SBB Attachments

    The SBBs attached to this Activity Context, if any.

It is also possible to view the details of the SBB Entities attached to the activities by clicking on it's ID.

Figure 5.3. Activities SBB Entity Details View


The following details are shown:

  • Entity ID

    The internal identifier for this SBB Entity.

  • Parent SBB Entity

    The internal identifier for the parent SBB Entity for this SBB Entity, if any.

  • Root SBB Entity

    The internal identifier of the root SBB Entity for this SBB Entity, which may be itself.

  • SBB

    The SBB component this SBB Entity represents.

  • Priority

    The priority for this SBB Entity in it's child relation, if any.

  • Service Convergence Name

    A name used to uniquely identify a root SBB entity belonging to a Service.

  • Service

    The SLEE Service to which this SBB Entity belongs.

Figure 5.4. Alarms Main View


In this view, it's possible to monitor the alarms which occured in the SLEE. The alarms are listed by their Timestamp, ID, Level and Message.

No automatic refresh

In order to keep a low impact on the SLEE no real-time update is performed with regards to the Usage Parameters. To update the displayed values, please click the refresh link.

Figure 5.5. Alarms Details View


In the Active Alarms tab the list of alarms is shown. When clicking on one of the alarms ID, it's details are shown. The following details are displayed:

  • ID

    The internal identifier for this alarm.

  • Timestamp

    The Java class representing this activity.

  • Level

    The alarm level of the alarm represented by the alarm notification. In order of severity, from highest to least, they are: CLEAR, CRITICAL, MAJOR, WARNING, INDETERMINATE, MINOR.

  • Type

    The alarm type of the generated alarm, set by the alarm source.

  • Instance

    The instance of the generated alarm, set by the alarm source.

  • Message

    The message of the alarm notification.

  • Cause

    The Throwable which caused this alarm to be raised, if any, typically used to propagate an exception in the alarm notification.