| State | Name | Path |
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BizTalk Service BizTalk Group : BizTalkServerApplication | TESTSERVER.BTDEMO.local |
The BizTalk Server State View
Navigate to:
"Monitoring View"
"AVIcode BizTalk Application
Monitoring"
"BizTalk Server State View"An alternate way to view the application state is to navigate to:
"Monitoring View""AVIcode BizTalk Application
Monitoring""BizTalk Orchestrations State View"
(or the state view for Adapters, Maps, or Pipelines)| State | Orchestration Name | Path | Status | Assembly Name |
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BizTalkWS.SendMailOrchestration | TESTSERVER.BTDEMO.local... | Started | BizTalkWS.SendMailOrchestration, BizTalkWS Version=... |
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BizTalkWS.LaunchItemOrchestration | TESTSERVER.BTDEMO.local... | Started | BizTalkWS.LaunchItemOrchestration, BizTalkWS Version=... |
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BizTalkWS.SalesDataOrchestration | TESTSERVER.BTDEMO.local... | Started | BizTalkWS.SalesDataOrchestration, BizTalkWS Version=... |
The BizTalk Orchestrations State View
The State View provides you with a real-time, consolidated snapshot of the overall state of your BizTalk applications (Orchestrations, Adapters, Maps, or Pipelines), highlighting the ones that require attention. State monitoring provides an administrator with the ability to understand, at a glance, the instantaneous health of the applications on their managed servers. IT managers can use the State option to provide senior executives with a concise overview of enterprise application health, which is particularly important for e-commerce and other critical business applications.
Orchestration Health State at a Glance
The Management Pack discovers BizTalk applications running on the Monitored Computer at the moment the Management Pack receives the first event from an application. The management pack does this automatically and on-the-fly while monitoring the CLR for faults and slowdowns in applications running under IIS.
The State View provides a red /green indication of near real-time status of your BizTalk applications, Orchestrations, Adapters, Maps, and Pipelines. A green light indicates a healthy state and red indicates critical.
Last update: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 02:13:54 PM