You can view WEB transport metrics by using the WEB transport metrics for ABL Application <ABL application name> WebApp <webapp name> page.

To view WEB transport metrics:

  1. Click Resources > Go to Resources in the OpenEdge Management console menu.
    All resources managed by your console appear in the grid frame.
  2. Filter or search for, and select the required PAS for OpenEdge instance.

    For example, type the default PAS for OpenEdge instance name, oepas1, in the Filter field or select Progress Application Server as the selection in the Type drop-down menu and select the PAS instance.

    The Progress Application Server: <instance name> page appears.
  3. Click an ABl application listed in the ABL Applications section.
    The ABL Application: <ABL application name> page appears.
    Note: The OpenEdge manager web application, oemanager, must be installed on PAS for OpenEdge for you to manage OpenEdge ABL applications and transport services while the PAS for OpenEdge instance is running.
  4. Click an ABL Web application listed in the ABL WebApps section.
    The ABL WebApp: <webapp name> page appears.
  5. Click Metrics in the WEB Transport section.
    The WEB transport metrics for ABL Application <ABL application name> WebApp <webapp name> page appears. You can view the following properties:
    Table 1. WEB Transport Metric properties
    Property Description
    Access Time The date and time at which the metrics have been retrieved
    Last Reset Time The date and time at which you have last reset the metrics for the service.
    Requests A group of various requests made to the service
    Errors A group of various errors encountered from the time the service has started or last reset.
    Note: If the collectMetrics property is not set in the openedge.properties file, only the Access Time, Last Reset Time, and Type metrics are collected.

    You can reset the time and count values of WEB transport metrics to zero by clicking Reset statistics. The Last Reset Time field is updated when the statistics are reset.

    Additionally, you can see PAS REST WebApp Requests Rate and PAS WEB WebApp Error Rate graphs to display the request data and error requests over time, respectively. Using the options on the top-right corner of the graph, you can select a time period, ranging from 2 hours to 2 weeks, to display the data collected for that period of time, reload the graph, and select different forms of graphical interpretation.