Hi,
We're considering Hyperic for monitoring our web-applications, which run on Tomcat 6, and follow the classic pattern of: Servlets/JSPs, Java business layer, and JDBC.
Were wondered whether Hyperic can pin-point performance problems on specifics URLs, or specific JDBC queries?
I.e. assuming that my Tomcat server is available, with reasonable average performance.
But:
1) can Hyperic point to specific JSPs that are slow (e.g. "showStudents.jsp" takes an average of 5 seconds)?
2) And can Hyperic point to specific JDBC queries that are slow (e.g. "select * from students" takes an average of 5 seconds)?
Thanks :)
We're considering Hyperic for monitoring our web-applications, which run on Tomcat 6, and follow the classic pattern of: Servlets/JSPs, Java business layer, and JDBC.
Were wondered whether Hyperic can pin-point performance problems on specifics URLs, or specific JDBC queries?
I.e. assuming that my Tomcat server is available, with reasonable average performance.
But:
1) can Hyperic point to specific JSPs that are slow (e.g. "showStudents.jsp" takes an average of 5 seconds)?
2) And can Hyperic point to specific JDBC queries that are slow (e.g. "select * from students" takes an average of 5 seconds)?
Thanks :)