Welcome to the JReport Server Monitor User's Guide

This User's Guide describes JReport Server Monitor. JReport Server Monitor, which is a standalone web-based application used to monitor the overall performance of JReport Enterprise Server, allows you to inspect the status of JReport Enterprise Server, including the status of the servers in the cluster, the status of different report sets, the status of on-line users and so on. JReport Server Monitor is able to generate and display the performance chart of JReport Enterprise Server according to its statistics. Thus you can view the performance of JReport Enterprise Server in the form of Line Chart Graph and Text. You can also use JReport Server Monitor to maintain JReport Enterprise Server, such as shutting down servers, stopping waiting/running tasks, logging out a valid UserSession and so on. By creating profiling reports using JReport Server Monitor, you can inspect server performance in a certain period of time.

How to use this guide

There are three ways you can navigate through the guide by using the navigation panel to the left of this text:

• From the Contents tab, scan through the chapters and topic titles to see the tasks that you can perform with JReport Server Monitor. The chapters at the end of the guide are reference chapters.
• From the Search tab, enter a term you want to search for and press Enter. Topics that contain the term are listed. To search within a particular topic, use your web browser's Search feature. For example, in Internet Explorer, right-click in the topic pane and choose Edit > Find. You can synchronize the Contents tab with the current topic by pressing the Synchronize TOC button at the top of the Contents tab.

Other JReport documentation

This guide is one in the complete JReport documentation set. The documentation set includes the following:

• JReport Designer User's Guide
• JReport Enterprise Server User's Guide
• JReport Tutorial
• JReport Viewer User's Guide
• Server API Javadoc
• Designer and Catalog API Javadoc