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Chapter 3 Platform-Independent Microagents and Methods : COM.TIBCO.hawk.hma.TibRendezvous : TibRendezvous:onRvDaemonStatus

TibRendezvous:onRvDaemonStatus
Method
Purpose
This method (on all platforms) subscribes to TIBCO Rendezvous internal status messages and reports TIBCO Rendezvous daemon status.
Remarks
The method argument Interval specifies the interval in seconds at which daemon status is to be reported (that is, the rate at which asynchronous method onRvDaemonStatus is called.)
The TIBCO Rendezvous status messages being monitored are reported at fixed 90 second intervals. The TibRendezvous Microagent must collect numerous status messages in order to construct an accurate view of the daemon status being reported. It is recommended that an Interval be specified that is a multiple of 90 seconds and no less than 90 seconds. If you enter a value less than 90 seconds, the default value (90 seconds) will be used.
If you have more than one network interface on the machine where the TIBCO Rendezvous daemon is running, the method may not report the daemon status if the network parameter is not specified. To determine the network interface that the TIBCO Rendezvous daemon uses to publish the status, use the TIBCO Rendezvous HTTP interface and browse to the specific service.
Type
Asynchronous, INFO.
Arguments
 
Returns
 
Daemon IP address. 1. The return value is a string representation of the binary digits that make up the IP address. For example, the IP address 255.100.10.30 would be presented as "11111111.1100100.00001010.000 11110". The IP address in this form allows for more flexible rulebase tests to be constructed using the Perl5PatternMatch operator of the TIBCO Hawk rulebase editor
The number of seconds since the start time on this service as reported by the TIBCO Rendezvous daemon.
The version of the daemon executable formatted as a string. For example, 6.3.5.
Messages Received
Number of bytes in messages sent to the network since the last interval
Number of bytes in messages received from the network since the last interval
This total counts initial transmission and all retransmissions; that is, each packet counts separately each time it is transmitted or retransmitted.
Number of data packets retransmitted to other daemons since the last interval
Number of data packets retransmitted to other daemons since the last interval expressed as a percent. Note that it is normal to have a value of several percentage points. A value that is consistently greater than 10 percent for more than 10 to 20 minutes is abnormal.
The number of data packets received by this daemon process since the last interval.
This count includes only the initial transmission of a packet from another daemon; missed retransmissions are not counted.
% Missed Packets
The number of data packets missed since the last interval expressed as a percent. Note that it is normal to have a value of several percentage points. A value that is consistently greater than 10 percent for more than 10 to 20 minutes is abnormal.
Messages Sent/Per Second
Messages Received/Per Second
Bytes Received/Per Second
Packets Received/Per Second

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