getTransportMetrics
This method retrieves transport details of a client.
Arguments
Argument | Description | Required? |
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App Name | Name of the TIBCO FTL application (client) for which you want to collect transport metrics. | No |
Returns
Item | Description |
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Client Label |
When connecting to the FTL server, a client program can supply a label that denotes that particular client. Unlike a client ID, which denotes a specific client process, this label remains unchanged even when the client restarts as a new process. You can use this label to identify clients by their role within your enterprise. |
Client ID |
Client ID of the client process. The FTL server assigns each client process a unique client ID. |
Transport Name | Name of the transport |
Bytes Sent | Outbound data bytes on a transport in the client. |
Bytes Received | Inbound data bytes on a transport in the client. |
Data Lost |
Inbound data loss events on a transport in the client. It is not possible to measure the magnitude of the events in bytes. |
Format Unavailable |
Messages with an unrecognized format carried on a transport in the client. |
Packets Sent |
Outbound data packets on a multicast or RUDP transport. This counter includes all outbound data packets, including original data packets and retransmitted data packets. |
Packets Received |
Number of inbound data packets on a multicast or RUDP transport. This counter includes all inbound data packets, including original data packets and retransmitted data packets. |
Packets Retransmitted |
Number of outbound packets retransmitted on a multicast or RUDP transport. If the transport retransmits a packet several times, it increments this counter for each retransmission. |
Packets Missed |
Number of missed inbound packets on a multicast or RUDP transport. |
Packets Lost Outbound |
Number of outbound packets discarded on a multicast or RUDP transport. |
Packets Lost Inbound |
Number of inbound packets deemed lost on a multicast or RUDP transport. The transport accounts a packet as lost after its reliability constraints expire. |