WebLogic Monitoring tools

Are there any monitoring tools (say monitoring weblogic server is up or not , finding no of JMS queues and active connections, finding how much java heap is being used etc) available for WebLogic Server? Are there any documents available from Bea detailing the classes available for accomblishing the same.
Thanks
Venkat

Venkat,
There is a company called Precise (www.precise.com) that offers products for
WebLogic, Oracle, EMC, some ERP systems, and CISCO, as well as software that
ties all the information together. AFAIK, their WebLogic monitoring product
is currently only available as part of a "solution" (i.e. it comes in a
package with a consultant and may be bundled with some of their other
products).
Peace,
Cameron Purdy
Tangosol, Inc.
http://www.tangosol.com
+1.617.623.5782
WebLogic Consulting Available
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Are there any monitoring tools (say monitoring weblogic server is up ornot , finding no of JMS queues and active connections, finding how much java
heap is being used etc) available for WebLogic Server? Are there any
documents available from Bea detailing the classes available for
accomblishing the same.
>
Thanks
Venkat

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issue I have run into so far is that is does not seem to understand JMS Distributed
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Darryl,
Thanks for the valuable feedback. My comments are inline.
Darryl Stoflet wrote:
As a fairly long time wlshell user who recently started testing wlst there are
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1. For monitoring purposes I am frequently using the -g and -r options to wlshell's
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Welcome to Weblogic Server Administration Scripting Shell
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['foo.py', 'var1', 'var2', 'var3']
wls:/offline>
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4) loadProperties treats all created variables as strings. While this is understandable
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10
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>
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Also I really like the wlst offline tool. Its nice to be able to do the whole
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I do
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>
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I am the BEA Product Manager behind WLST.
WLST, as it appears today on dev2dev, is an early release version of
a tool that
BEA does intend to support as part of our next major release. We decided
to issue
early versions of the tool because of the demand for a supported scripting
solution,
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scripting.
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