Installing and Configuring eG Java BTM
The first step towards business transaction monitoring is to BTM-enable the JVM nodes in the transaction path. For this purpose, eG Enterprise requires that a special eG Application Server Agent be deployed on every JVM node (i.e., web application server instance) through which the transaction travels.
The eG Application Server Agent is available as a file named eg_btm.jar on the eG agent host, which has to be copied to the system hosting the application servers being monitored. You then need to configure the application server with the path to the eg_btm.jar file to fully BTM-enable the server.
The detailed steps for deployment on different web application servers have been discussed
- Installing eG Java BTM on a Generic JVM Node
- Installing eG Java BTM on an Apache Tomcat Server
- Installing eG Java BTM on an IBM WebSphere
- Installing eG Java BTM on an Oracle WebLogic Server
- Installing eG Java BTM on GlassFish
- Installing eG Java BTM on an IBM WebSphere Liberty Server
- Installing eG Java BTM on JBoss EAP
- Installing eG Java BTM on WildFly JBoss
Let us then take a look at the tests run by the eG agent.
