Resources that the sensor discovers
This topic describes the resources that can be discovered by the WebLogic pluggable sensors, and how those discoveries work.
WebLogic launcher sensor
The WebLogic launcher sensor is started, after the generic server sensor, using a pluggable template, configured in plugin.xml. It discovers most typical WebLogic installations, and can be manually configured if necessary.
- The path to the directory containing configuration files for the domain.
- The version of WebLogic installed on the target machine.
- Whether the target is an administration server or a managed server.
- The listen IP and port of the administration server.
- Basic information about the structure of the WebLogic domain and servers.
- The WebLogic domain model object with only the attributes that are included in the naming rule.
- The WebLogic server model objects with only the attributes that are included in the naming rule.
- WebLogic domain sensor for administration server
- WebLogic server sensor for administration server
WebLogic domain sensor
The WebLogic domain sensor discovers information about the full WebLogic domain.
- Domain details
- Machine details
- Cluster details
- SSL settings
- JTA
- JDBC connection pool
- JDBC data source
- JDBC multi pool
- JMS server
- Node manager settings
The WebLogic domain sensor creates the WebLogic domain object.
WebLogic server sensor
The WebLogic server sensor discovers information about the full WebLogic server and basic information about the WebLogic domain.
- Server details
- JDBC connection pool
- JDBC data source
- JDBC multi pool
- JMS server
The WebLogic server sensor creates the WebLogic server model object.
The WebLogic server sensor starts the WebLogic application sensor.
WebLogic application sensor
The WebLogic application sensor discovers the WebLogic applications deployed on the WebLogic server and the WebLogic applications deployed on the WebLogic domain.
- Application or module, for example, J2EEApplication, EJBModule, WebModule, or ConnectorModule.
- Application or module details, including J2EEDeployedObjects, for example WebLogicEntityEJB, WebLogicServlet, and WebLogicConnector.
- Application subdeployment information.