Resource statistics data: SOAP Input

Learn about the data that is returned for the SOAP Input resource type when you activate resource statistics collection.

You can view these statistics in the web user interface, or you can write a program that subscribes to a publication (single XML message) that returns this data. For an example of the publication message, see Example XML output.

The SOAPInput and SOAPReply nodes send and receive SOAP messages. Use the SOAPInput resource statistics to review how many inbound messages the SOAPInput node is receiving, how many replies the SOAPReply node is sending, and how many of those calls are successful or result in SOAP Faults, on a per-operation basis. Statistics for the SOAP nodes are collected with both HTTP and JMS transport. You can review the name of the applied policy set if one is defined. A statistics summary is returned for the whole integration server.

The following table describes the measurements that are returned for the SOAPInput and SOAPReply nodes. These statistics do not include messages which timed out.
Measurements Description
Name This measurement takes one of the following values:
  • "Summary"
  • Flow.Node.Operation
  • [Undeployed].Flow.Node.Operation
where Flow is the name of your message flow, Node is the node name, and Operation is the name of the operation.
InboundMessagesTotal The total number of SOAP messages received from the client. This measurement is equal to the sum of InboundMessagesMadeFlow and InboundMessagesFaultedBeforeFlow.
RepliesSentTotal The total number of SOAP replies sent back to the client. This measurement is equal to the sum of SuccessfulRepliesSent and FaultRepliesSent.
InboundMessagesMadeFlow The number of messages that made the flow without faulting.
InboundMessagesFaultedBeforeFlow The number of messages that faulted before reaching the flow. This measurement includes input messages that are sent down the Failure terminal.
SuccessfulRepliesSent The number of successful replies, without SOAP Fault, sent to the client.
FaultRepliesSent The number of SOAP Fault replies sent to client. These faults can be user-defined faults or integration node exceptions.
PolicySetApplied The name of the policy set if one was defined.