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Is SAM or DPA Module is applicable to do the following alerts?

joapple

Host Time Out Errors

Internal Server Errors

Unsuccessful/No processed Transactions

Intermittent/ Disconnection in the system.

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jangliss

I think that'd entirely depend on what you mean by each of those. Are they application specific? Or are you looking at catching things like IIS errors when talking to a database? Where would these errors appear?

joapple

Hi, this is for SBOL application server. If what module can catch/notifiy the following errors

jangliss

I have no clue what "SBOL application server" is, or how it works, which makes recommending how it is monitored quite impossible.

Does the application log to a file when errors occur? If yes, then SAM can monitor the log files for entries. There are already built in log parses in !SAM, but if those don't help, there is always the "Content Exchange" and the "Script Labs" to help with further customizations.

Is the application a compiled executable, or similar, such as a Java application? If so, then monitoring it might be really hard if it is showing the end users information on the screen because !SAM doesn't have any way (that I am aware of) to execute applications and run through events and track on screen data.

If the application is driven by a web server, and end users access the data via a web interface, and that interface shows the error on the screen, then !WPM may be what you're looking for as it can look for the presence of words, or lack of them. On the event of a failure, it can take screen shots, and alert based on that.