The Object Monitor allows viewing of Managed Objects in
shared memory. The Object Monitor is started from the command line using
the monitor
executable.
Figure 13.3, “Object monitor” shows the object monitor
display. An instance of the
com.kabira.snippets.highavailabilty.FlintStone
class is
being displayed. The value of the name field is displayed as well as the
partition in which the object is currently assigned, partition
Odd
in this case.
Clicking on the partition name associated with an object brings up the information on the partition in Figure 13.4, “Object partition details”. This screen displays this information about the partition:
Name - the partition name is in
the m_name
field.
Node List - the current node
list for the partition is in the m_nodeNames
array.
The first node in the list is the active node for the
partition.
State - the current partition
state is in the m_state
field.
Last State Change Time - the
last time the partition state changed is in the
m_lastUpdated
field.