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Monitoring Caché Using WMI %SYS>Do doc^WMIMOF File: Press Enter to create the IscProv.txt file in the Mgr directory: Creating doc file for WMI Classes ... ;;DatabaseSystem;;;;Cache; ;;CommonDatabase;;;;Cache; ;;SystemStatistics;Abstract;;;Cache; ;;DatabaseStatistics;;SystemStatistics;;Cache; ;;ECPClientStatistics;;SystemStatistics;;Cache; ;;ECPServerStatistics;;SystemStatistics;;Cache; ;;WriteDemonStatistics;;SystemStatistics;;Cache; ;;GlobalBufferStatistics;;SystemStatistics;;Cache; ;;ResourceSeizeStatistics;;SystemStatistics;;Cache; ;;ECPConnection;Abstract;;;Cache; ;;ECPServerConnection;;ECPConnection;;Cache; ;;ECPClientConnection;;ECPConnection;;Cache; ;;ECPServerConnectionStats;;;;Cache; ;;ShadowJournal;Abstract;;;Cache; ;;ShadowSourceConn;;ShadowJournal;;Cache; ;;ShadowDestServer;;ShadowJournal;;Cache; ;;Event;;__ExtrinsicEvent;;Cache ;;LogEvent;;__ExtrinsicEvent;WMIMOF3;Ensemble ;;Production;;;WMIMOF3;Ensemble; ;;EventLog;;;WMIMOF3;Ensemble; %SYS> 122 Caché Monitoring Guide
D Monitoring Caché Using Web Services This appendix introduces and briefly describes how to use Caché support for the WS-Management specification, which enables you to remotely monitor a Caché instance via SOAP. D.1 Overview of Caché Support for WS-Monitoring Following the WS-Management specification, the SYS.WSMon package provides a web service that you can use to remotely monitor a Caché instance. It is functionally similar to the SNMP interface (see the “Monitoring Caché Using SNMP” appendix of this guide) and WMI interface (see the “Monitoring Caché Using WMI” appendix of this guide), but uses the built-in Caché web services support. The support for WS-Management includes the following elements: • The Caché Monitoring Web Service (SYS.WSMon.Service) that provides methods that return information about a Caché instance. • A Caché web client (SYS.WSMon.Client) that can invoke methods in this Monitoring Web Service or in the Monitoring Web Service of another Caché instance. Instead of using this web client, you can create your own web client, possibly using third-party technology. • Several XML-enabled classes that this web service and client use to represent monitoring information. These classes include SYS.WSMon.wsEvent, which can represent events. • A sample event sink web service (SYS.WSMon.EventSink) that can receive and process events. Via a SOAP call, you can subscribe to this sample event sink service so that it will receive events from any Monitoring Web Service. Instead of using this sample, you can create your own, possibly using third-party technology. These classes are available only in the %SYS namespace. For basic monitoring, you can use the Caché Monitoring Web Service with a web client in another instance as follows: Caché Monitoring Guide 123
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