Novell SENTINEL 6.1 SP2 - 02-2010 User Manual page 390

2 Select an integrator from the left pane.
3 Click See Details. The Refresh Health Information window displays
Health screen displays the Refresh Health State, Time of last occurrence, its method calls and
the related events of the selected Integrator configuration. The detailed description follows:
Integrator API Calls: This section indicates the status of count and time of both the
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connection as well as the method calls used from the API of the selected integrator. For
more information on JavaScript Plugin, see
NOTE: The most recent time among Connection Success and Call Success Count,
Connection success and call failure count and Connection failure and call failure count is
reflected in the overall health status for the configured Integrator.
 Integrator Health Details: The health details are displayed in Integrator Health Details
pane. It provides information about the success of the API methods called in the
JavaScript action file(s) associated with the Integrator. It provides information specific to
the methods called. Below is the information for each method :
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 Call Success Count: Displays the count for the number of times the connection was
established successfully and the methods were called successfully from the API.
Time of Last Occurrence displays the time when the connection and the method call
were successful.
 Call Failure (but Connection Success) Count: Displays the count for the number
of times the connection was established successfully but the method(s) call failed.
Time of Last Occurrence displays the last time when the connection was successful
and the method call failed.
 Connection Failure Count: Displays the count for the number of times the
connection failed. Time of Last Occurrence displays the last time when the
connection and method call failed.
 Method Name: Name of the API method used in the JavaScript
Success Count: Number of times the API method executed successfully.
Section 16.2, "Action Manager," on page 366.