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The Manage .NET Object Instances Page
*To view the .NET objects in an application domain
1. Open Integration Server Administrator and display the webMethods Microsoft Package pages, as described in Accessing the webMethods Microsoft Package .
2. In the Administration menu of the navigation frame, click Manage Application Domains.
3. In the View Objects column for the application domain, click Objects.
An object is an instance of a class. Objects have the ability to contain data, making it possible to store data. An object with a Session lifetime allows a user session to store data needed by a later method; an object with a Global lifetime makes it possible for multiple user sessions to share data. The Manage .NET Object Instances page displays the following information about objects with a Session or Global lifetime currently running on the Microsoft .NET CLR.
Value
Description
Action
An action you can use to destroy an object. Click Destroy.
Object Class
The class to which the object belongs.
ID
The unique value that identifies this particular instance.
Invoke Count
The number of methods that have been invoked on this object since it was created.
TTL/Timeout (sec)
The time to live (TTL) for this object and the timeout value established for it, both in seconds. When the TTL value equals zero, the object is destroyed. Applicable to only the Session lifetime.
Avg Response (ms)
The average response time, in milliseconds, of all methods invoked on the object since the object was created.
Last Method
The name of the method most recently invoked on the method.
Last Method Response (ms)
The response time, in milliseconds, of the method most recently invoked on the object.