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Tomcat Performance Monitoring

 
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Dear all,
I am new to Tomcat and need to do a performance monitoring task in tomcat 5.5.27 (JOnAs 4.10.4 tomcat embedded). The parameters which I am interested in are "mean Response Time of each servlets" and also "mean response time of the tomcat". I had started googling and found something about JMX or filters. But still I am not sure what to do. Another point to be noted is that I do not want to have any changes in the servlet's code.

Thanks in Advance for your suggestions.
Cheers
 
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I would certainly look into JAMon - you can get started with it very quickly.

Bill
 
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Thanks Bill, I just started reading about JAMon, seems to quiet fill my needs.
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