Package com.sap.conn.jco.monitor

Interface JCoConnectionData

public interface JCoConnectionData
This class provides some details for an RFC connection.

  • Field Details

    • STATE_ACTIVE

      static final int STATE_ACTIVE
      Connection state flag: Connection is active. This means that the connection is busy with handling a request or executing a function module.
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    • STATE_STATEFUL

      static final int STATE_STATEFUL
      Connection state flag: Connection is stateful. This means that the back-end context is kept and not destroyed after each request.
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  • Method Details

    • getProtocol

      String getProtocol()
      Returns the communication protocol.
      Currently this is always 'RFC'.
      Returns:
      communication protocol - at the moment always 'RFC'

    • getSessionId

      String getSessionId()
      Returns the client or server internal session id.
      Returns:
      client or server internal session id, if available; null otherwise

    • getFunctionModuleName

      String getFunctionModuleName()
      Returns the name of the function module that is currently being executed or has been executed as last one.
      Returns:
      the name of the function module that is currently being executed or has been executed as last one

    • getDSRPassport

      byte[] getDSRPassport()
      Returns the byte representation of the DSR passport.
      Returns:
      the byte representation of the DSR passport, if available; null otherwise

    • getConnectionType

      String getConnectionType()
      Returns the connection type, which is 'client' or 'server'.
      Returns:
      the connection type 'client' or 'server'

    • getSystemID

      String getSystemID()
      Returns the system id of the ABAP server, to which the connection is established.
      Returns:
      the system id of the ABAP server

    • getAbapHost

      String getAbapHost()
      Returns the host where the current or last call was executed or from where the current or last request was received.
      Returns:
      the host where the current or last call was executed or from where the current or last request was received

    • getAbapSystemNumber

      String getAbapSystemNumber()
      Returns the system number of the ABAP server where the current or last call was executed or from where the current or last request was received.
      Returns:
      the system number of the ABAP server where the current or last call was executed or from where the current or last request was received

    • getAbapClient

      String getAbapClient()
      Returns the client used in the ABAP system.
      Returns:
      the client used in the ABAP system, if available in case of an active connection; null otherwise

    • getAbapUser

      String getAbapUser()
      Returns the user name used in the ABAP system.
      Returns:
      the user name used in the ABAP system, if available in case of an active connection; null otherwise

    • getAbapLanguage

      String getAbapLanguage()
      Returns the language used in the ABAP system.
      Returns:
      the language used in the ABAP system, if available in case of an active connection; null otherwise

    • getConvId

      String getConvId()
      Returns the current conversation id.
      Returns:
      the current conversation id or null in case of an inactive server connection

    • getApplicationName

      String getApplicationName()
      Returns the application name.
      Returns:
      the application name, if provided by the application or runtime; null otherwise

    • getGroupName

      String getGroupName()
      Returns the name of the connection group.
      The connection group is either a client pool id or a server group id.
      Returns:
      the name of the connection group; either a client pool id or a server group id

    • getState

      int getState()
      Returns a flag that indicates the activity state of the connection.
      The connection activity state is either STATE_ACTIVE or STATE_STATEFUL.
      Returns:
      a flag that indicates the activity state of the connection

    • getLastActivityTimestamp

      long getLastActivityTimestamp()
      Returns the timestamp of the last activity of the connection.
      Returns:
      the last activity timestamp

    • getStateAsString

      String getStateAsString()
      Returns the activity state of the connection as String.
      For example: 'ACTIVE|STATEFUL'
      Returns:
      the activity state of the connection as a String

    • getDSRPassportAsString

      String getDSRPassportAsString()
      Returns the DSR passport as a hexadecimal string.
      Returns:
      the DSR passport as a hexadecimal string

    • getLastActivityTimestampAsString

      String getLastActivityTimestampAsString(Calendar calendar)
      Returns the timestamp of the last activity of the connection as a String.
      For example: '2007-02-28|16:41:59.123'
      Parameters:
      calendar - the calender instance to be used for converting the timestamp value into a human readable format
      Returns:
      the last activity timestamp as a String

    • getThreadId

      long getThreadId()
      Returns the thread ID of the thread, in which the connection was last used.
      Returns:
      the thread ID of the thread, in which the connection was last used

    • getThreadIdAsString

      String getThreadIdAsString()
      Returns the thread ID as a String of the thread, in which the connection was last used.
      Returns:
      the thread ID as a String of the thread, in which the connection was last used

    • getThreadName

      String getThreadName()
      Returns the thread name of the thread, in which the connection was last used.
      Returns:
      the thread name of the thread, in which the connection was last used

    • getConnectionHandle

      long getConnectionHandle()
      Returns the connection handle.
      The connection handle is unique within the JVM process.
      Returns:
      the connection handle

    • getConnectionHandleAsString

      String getConnectionHandleAsString()
      Returns the connection handle as a String.
      The connection handle is unique within the JVM process.
      Returns:
      the connection handle as a String