Working with Application Monitoring

To enable or disable Application Monitoring:

1. From the Menu-bar, select Project | Properties | Application Monitoring.

2. Select or clear the Enable Application Monitoring check box.
   

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1. From the Menu-bar, select Window | Show View | Targets to display the Targets view.
2. In the Targets view, expand the target, right-click the application and select Enable Application Monitoring or Disable Application Monitoring.

Note:

If you have already enabled Target Monitoring for the target, Application Monitoring is automatically enabled for all applications on the target. To disable Application Monitoring, you will need to disable Target Monitoring.

To select the severity level of events warranting notification:

1. From the Menu-bar, select Project | Properties | Application Monitoring.

2. Select the event severity level to filter incoming notifications:

• Info- Events expressing normal and expected Zend Server behavior. Example: Application Updated Successfully.
• Warning- Events expressing abnormal or unexpected Zend Server behavior. Example: Function Error.
• Critical- Events expressing critical Zend Server behavior. Example: Fatal PHP Error.

3. Click Apply.

If your application is deployed to more than one target, the same severity settings are applied for each target. For more information on Zend Server Events, see the Zend Server User Guide.

To set a time limit for notifications:

1. From the Menu-bar, select Project | Properties | Application Monitoring.
2. Select the Automatically hide notifications check box.
3. In the Delay field, enter a time limit (in seconds).
4. Click Apply.
   

Application Monitoring notifications will now disappear after the set time limit is reached.

To enable or disable Target Monitoring:

1. From the Menu-bar, select Window | Show View | Targets to display the Targets view.
2. In the Targets view, right-click the target and select Enable Target Monitoring or Disable Target Monitoring.

After disabling Target Monitoring for a target, you have the option to enable and disable Application Monitoring for an individual application associated with the target.

To select the severity level of events warranting notification:

1. From the Menu-bar, select Window | Preferences | PHP | Targets Monitoring.

2. Select the event severity level to filter incoming notifications:

• Info- Events expressing normal and expected Zend Server behavior. Example: Application Updated Successfully.
• Warning- Events expressing abnormal or unexpected Zend Server behavior. Example: Function Error.
• Critical- Events expressing critical Zend Server behavior. Example: Fatal PHP Error.

3. Click Apply.

If your application is deployed to more than one target, the same severity settings are applied for each target. For more information on Zend Server Events, see the Zend Server User Guide.

To set a time limit for notifications:

1. From the Menu-bar, select Project | Properties | Application Monitoring.
2. Select the Automatically hide notifications check box.
3. In the Delay field, enter a time limit (in seconds).
4. Click Apply.
   

Application Monitoring notifications will now disappear after the set time limit is reached.

Related Links:

Integrating with Zend Server

Defining Zend Server in Studio

Configuring Studio Communication Settings in Zend Server

Troubleshooting Zend Server Integration

Target Monitoring Preferences