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EJB Container Service 
The EJB Container manages all enterprise bean instances deployed on the server, and provides all services that are required by an EJB application. For more information, see EJB Container in the Administration Manual.
Server
Monitored Unit |
Description |
Entity Beans |
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ActivationsNumber |
The number of times a bean instance has been activated. |
CreationsNumber |
The number of times a bean has been created. |
CurrentPoolSize |
The number of bean instances provided by this pool, which are currently used by the application or are stored in the pool. |
InitialPoolSize |
The initial number of bean instances that will be created in the pool. |
LoadsNumber |
The number of times a bean instance has been loaded. |
MaxPoolSize |
The maximum number of bean instances that this pool can hold. |
PassivationsNumber |
The number of times a bean instance has been passivated. |
PoolCurrentlyUsedObject |
The number of bean instances provided by this pool which are currently used by the application. |
PoolIncrementSize |
The number, by which the total number of instances in the pool will be incremented each time a new instance is requested and there are no idle instances in the pool. The value of this element must be positive. |
RemovalsNumber |
The number of times a bean has been removed. |
StoresNumber |
The number of times a bean instance has been loaded. |
Message-Driven Beans |
|
CreationsNumber |
The number of times a bean has been created. |
CurrentPoolSize |
The number of bean instances provided by this pool, which are currently used by the application or are stored in the pool. |
InitialPoolSize |
The initial number of bean instances that will be created in the pool. |
MaxPoolSize |
The maximum number of bean instances that this pool can hold. |
PoolCurrentlyUsedObject |
The number of bean instances provided by this pool which are currently used by the application. |
PoolIncrementSize |
The number, by which the total number of instances in the pool will be incremented each time a new instance is requested and there are no idle instances in the pool. The value of this element must be positive. |
RemovalsNumber |
The number of times a bean instance has been loaded. |
Stateful Session Beans |
|
ActivationsNumber |
The number of times a bean instance has been activated. |
ActiveSessionCount |
The number of active bean sessions. |
ActiveSessionTimeout |
The period (in seconds) after which an idle active session is passivated. |
CompletedSessions |
The number of completed sessions. |
CreationsNumber |
The number of times a bean has been created. |
PassivationsNumber |
The number of times a bean instance has been passivated. |
PassiveSessionCount |
The number of bean sessions that are currently passivated. |
PassiveSessionTimeout |
The period (in seconds) since the bean’s passivation, after which the EJB Container clears the session bean’s instance from the swap and destroys the session. |
RemovalsNumber |
The number of times a bean (and its session) has been removed. |
Stateless Session Beans |
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CompletedSessions |
The number of completed sessions. |
CreationsNumber |
The number of times a bean has been created. |
CurrentPoolSize |
The number of bean instances provided by this pool, which are currently used by the application or are stored in the pool. |
InitialPoolSize |
The initial number of bean instances that will be created in the pool. |
MaxPoolSize |
The maximum number of bean instances that this pool can hold. |
PoolCurrentluUsedObject |
The number of bean instances provided by this pool which are currently used by the application. |
PoolIncrementSize |
The number, by which the total number of instances in the pool will be incremented each time a new instance is requested and there are no idle instances in the pool. The value of this element must be positive. |
RemovalsNumber |
The number of times a bean (and its session) has been removed. |
SessionCount |
The number of bean sessions. |
SessionTimeout |
The period (in seconds) since a bean session was last used, after which the EJB Container may destroy it. |
