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The MGS Message |
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The MGS message contains all the metrics information that the application
wanted to log. In addition, the message contains enough information about the
application itself to help establish a relationship between different messages.
Finally, there is enough information within the message to uniquely identify
each message in the system. The MGS Message and its attributes are outlined
below.
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- The Constructor
- MGSMessage(String s_id, String t_id, String sys_id, Integer seq_num,
String mgs_time, String desc, String d2, String d3, String d4)
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| MGS Message Parameters
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| s_id |
Identifies this user's session, A single session may cover several
transactions |
| t_id |
Identifies this transaction uniquely. Typically a Servlet will have only
one transaction, but an Applet may run through several transactions |
| sys_id |
used to identify the program or module within a program |
| seq_num |
May be used to help uniquely identify MGS messages, most useful for
multi-threaded programs. May be zero. |
| Date/Time Stamp |
Date/Time this message was created. Formatted, accurate to the second. If
milliseconds are desires use one of the optional fields below. |
| desc |
The MGS message to log |
| desc2 |
Additional information - optional |
| desc3 |
Additional information - optional |
| desc4 |
Additional information - optional | |
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NOTE: each attribute above should be accessible by a corresponding "get"
method (i.e. getDateTime). |
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NOTE: there will also be a "getString" method which will
return all the fields in a comma delimited string. The nomenclature "getString"
was used instead of "toString". Using "toString" seemed to
corrupt the data when used as a method. |
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