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This document is a comprehensive guide to creating a alert system that send an alert message when the Heap memory used in JAS(Java Application Server) or JAVA DAEMON exceeds user defined threshold. The alert system utilizes JMX interface for advanced monitoring and Extra Agent, which is a new feature in JENNIFER 4.0. (Explains how to create Heap when Out of Memory occurs)

This document provides a comprehensive guide to monitor real-time JVM Heap Memory Utilization used by JAS (Java Application Server) or JAVA DEAMON through JMX interface for advanced monitoring and Extra Agent newly featured in JENNIFER 4.0. (Sun JDK1.5 or newer)

This document is a guide for implementing JENNIFER SMS interface to display JENNIFER alert message in the Window System Tray.

This document is a guide on how to send error messages to SNMP listner from JENNIFER when an error message is detected during monitoring. SNMP messaging is a new feature availabe in JENNIFER 4.0

In this part, you can learn how to install JENNIFER on Interstage WAS.

This guide provides instruction on configuring JMX monitoring environment by utilizing JENNIFER's adaptable framework, REMON, and PMI Servlet module within WebSphere.

This Guide provides a steps to configuring WebLogic JMX monitoring environment by utilizing an adaptable framework, REMON and JMX module offered by WebLogic.

The manual provides a comprehensive guide to configuring and customizing your dashboard for performance data monitoring in Windows by utilizing an adaptable framework, REMON and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) functions.

The manual provides a comprehensive guide to configuring and creating user-defined X-View response time scatter graph based on GC execution time by utilizing graph component such as REMON and X-View offered by a monitoring framework, REMON.

The manual provides a comprehensive guide to configuring and creating user-defined X-View response time scatter graph based on GC execution time by utilizing graph component such as remonx and XViewC offered by a monitoring framework, REMON.