# Sample targets for weblogic collection
# 
# Michael Han, 4/02
# http://www.mikehan.com/sysadmin/cricket-weblogic.html
#
# Fill in the blanks as necessary, placing one targets file in subdirectories
# for each Weblogic node you monitor

target	--default--
	host	=	hostname

# the serverName is the string you're passing to weblogic to start it via the
# -Dweblogic.name property
#
target	Heap
	target-type	=	jvmHeap
	jvmHeap		=	serverName
	inst		=	map(jvm)
	short-desc	=	"JVM Heap Statistics"
	order		=	10

# You may add additional queues if you've configured them
target	defaultExecuteQueue
	target-type	=	executeQueue
	executeQueue	=	default
	inst		=	map(executeQueue)
	short-desc	=	"Default Execution Queue"
	order		=	9

# set fooPool to the name of your JDBC pool
target	fooPool
	target-type	=	jdbcPool
	jdbcConnectionPool	=	fooPool
	inst		=	map(jdbcConnectionPool)
	short-desc	=	"JDBC Connection Pools"
	order		=	3

# Create targets for each EJB you wish to monitor --
#   resist the impulse to go hog wild -- trying to collect a large amount of
#   data can get very expensive for weblogic and cricket both
target	ejb_fooEntity
	target-type	=	ejbEntity
	ejbEntity	=	foo.bar.baz.fooEntity
	inst		=	map(ejbEntity)
	short-desc	=	"Entity EJB fooEntity"

# Stateful beans were not properly appearing in my installation, but
# maybe that was a local problem
target	ejb_fooStateful
	target-type	=	ejbStateful
	ejbStateful	=	foo.bar.baz.fooStateful
	inst		=	map(ejbStateful)
	short-desc	=	"Stateful EJB fooStateful"

# Define for the servlets you're interested in
#   Again, be careful about how many assets you monitor
target	svlt_foo_jsp
	target-type	=	servlet
	servlet		=	/foo/bar/baz/foo.jsp
	inst		=	map(servlet)
	short-desc	=	"servlet /foo/bar/baz/foo.jsp"