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Commands for monitoring Focal Point
You can check the status of the Focal Point application from a web browser by specifying the commands in the URL field. Before you can monitor the application, you must enable the ping servlet option: see Enabling access to the ping servlet.
Display application and database status
http://hostname:port/fp/servlet/Ping?cmd=ping
The default port number is 9080.
Reply:
▪ Pong indicates that the applications and the database are active and running.
▪ Dead or no response indicates that a problem exists.
Display application state
For XML format, use:
http://hostname:port number/fp/servlet/Ping?cmd=stats
For HTML format, use:
http://hostname:port number/fp/servlet/Ping?cmd=htmlstats
Display application version
http://hostname:port number/fp/servlet/Ping?cmd=version
The application version is displayed.
Display a log file
http://hostname:port number/fp/servlet/Ping?cmd=log&mode=text&filename=fp.YYYY-MM-DD.log
The log file that is generated on the specified date is displayed.
If you specify the mode as text, the log is displayed in a text format. To download the file, specify the mode as gz.
To access the SystemOut.log file, specify the details in the following format:
servername/SystemOut.log
IBM WebSphere Application Server: Ensure that the fp-logging.properties file is configured with the correct location for logs.
Display thread dumps
http://hostname:port/fp/servlet/Ping?cmd=threaddump
Display information about the threads
http://hostname:port/fp/servlet/Ping?cmd=threads
Display system information
http://hostname:port/fp/servlet/Ping?cmd=properties
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