Class MmiService

Get overall Manage Monitoring API details

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Checks the database connection and calculates the average response time that is required to run 10 recent queries. These queries are obtained from the system tables. The queries are run on Oracle and Db2® databases.

Get Cloud DB Statistics for a specific member

Get Cloud DB Storage details for a specific member

Provides the response time for connecting to Kafka and the status for Kafka connectivity.

Provides the response time for connecting to Cloud Object Storage and the status for Cloud Object Storage connectivity.

Get DB Manager Info for a specific member

Provides information about the database that is used by the application, including information about the database version, vendor information, and driver information. Also provides links to the database connection pool details.

Counts the total cron threads running at this instant in the current server process. It also provides the peak count of cron threads on that server.

Get Class Information for a specific member, optionally filtered by a class name

Provides information about the operating system that is used for the run time, including information about the OS type, version, architecture, and the number processors that are available.

Provides information about the server heap and nonheap memory usage. All units are in Megabytes (MB).

Provides runtime thread count information that includes concurrent thread count and deadlocked thread counts.

Counts total thread pool size and total active thread pool count.

Provides request and response information about the OSLCServlet, RESTServlet, and UIServlet for each application that is deployed. The response time is measured in milliseconds.

Provides MBO count information. Also provides links to the MBO and the MboSet class. This class can be useful when you are trying to resolve out of memory (OOM) or performance issues.

Provides the number of integration and UI objects that are exchanged per minute on each server.

Provides information about the JAXP providers on the server.

Provides information about the state of a logger. The logger name can be provided to the API by using the oslc.where query parameter.

Get Cron stats for a specific member

Provides information on total sessions, active sessions, and live sessions.

Get details on Application Services for a specific member

Generate a heap dump of App Services for a specific member

Provides information about the five database tables that have the largest table size per day. The table size is measured in MB per day.

Get details about evaluated Formulas on a specific member

Total number of reports that ran in the preceding hour and accumulated time in seconds that reports are run in a particular day. Information about concurrent report usage and daily runtime.

Provides information about state of an integration queue. The resource allows consumers of the API to test the connectivity/read/write to the queue and to browse messages in the queue.

Provides information about the object structure cache. It identifies cases where invalid entries in the Object Structure tables might cause cache corruption.

Provides information about the JVM that is hosting the application, including information about the start time, the JVM vendor, and the JVM version.

Get HTTP performance stats for a specific member

Trigger a JVM Heap Dump for a specific member

Provides information about the event subscription tree. The resource describes information about event topics, such as add asset or update work order, and the listeners that are associated with those topics.

Provides the total count of MXApplicationException and MXSystemException exceptions that are created.

Get Child Directories recursively for an exposed Global Dir on a specific member

Provides metadata for the Application Health Insights (AHI) card — the tile that surfaces aggregated health/scoring information for the Maximo application server tab.

Provides AHI (Application Health Insights) scoring information for a specific member, including the crontask, escalations, and scoring method used to compute the health score.

Lean variant of getAppServices — same internal services list without the spi: prefixed properties. Faster and smaller payload, useful for dashboards that just need names and statuses.

Lean variant of getCron — cron task list without the spi: prefixed properties. Lighter payload for cron listing UIs.

Dedicated lean endpoint for the event subscription tree. Returns the same topic/listener structure as getEventTree but at a different path (eventtreelean) and without the spi: prefixes. Use this for very large event trees where transport size matters.

Provides information about the Integration Global Directory — the filesystem path Maximo uses for inbound/outbound integration files, its free space, and a link to the child directory tree.

Lean variant of getGlobalDir — Integration Global Directory details without the spi: prefixed properties.

Provides information about the JAXP (Java API for XML Processing) implementations registered with the JVM — DocumentBuilder factory, XPath factory, Transformer factory, and SAXParser factory.

Probes the configured LDAP server with a search request. Returns BMXAA6740E when LDAP is not configured on the target environment; otherwise returns the configured search base + filter results. Useful for diagnosing security/SSO issues without leaving the API surface.

Lean variant of getLoggers — active logger list without the spi: prefixed properties.

Provides the Maximo Integration Framework (MIF) web services registry — the list of currently registered/exposed MIF web services, with their names, endpoints, and associated object structures.

Lean variant of getMifWebServices — MIF web services registry without the spi: prefixed properties.

Provides information about the OSLC stable cache — the in-memory cache Maximo uses to keep frequently accessed OSLC resources hot. Includes lifeSpan, sleepInterval, and a link to the cached resources list.

Lean variant of getOslcStableCache — OSLC stable cache config without the spi: prefixed properties.

Provides Performance Monitoring Infrastructure (PMI) configuration — the registered PMI endpoints and the system properties that control PMI behavior.

Provides the JVM input arguments — every -X / -XX flag passed on the JVM command line (e.g. -Xmx, -XX:+UseG1GC). This is the authoritative source for tuning flags actually in effect at runtime. Surfaced as a child resource under getJvm (jvm.inputArgs).

Provides the JVM system properties — every -D property visible to the runtime, including Maximo-specific ones (mxe.*). Child resource under getJvm (jvm.systemProperties).

Provides a full live thread dump of the JVM — every thread, its state, lock owners, and full stack trace. The go-to endpoint for diagnosing hangs, deadlocks, and runaway threads. Child resource under getThreads (threads.threadDump).

Provides database connection pool details — Free / Total / Used counts, long-running connections, and a connection trace. The primary endpoint for diagnosing connection-pool exhaustion.

Note: in Maximo's dbinfo response this is exposed under the JSON field name dbConnection, but its actual URL path is dbinfo/dbmanager — Maximo's dbConnection.resource link points at /dbmanager. This method is an alias for getDbManagerInfo, kept under the name MMI consumers expect when reading from dbinfo.

Lean variant of getChildDirs — Integration Global Directory child directories without the spi: prefixed properties. Child resource under getGlobalDirLean (globaldirlean.childDirsLean).

Note: Maximo's JSON field name is childDirsLean (camelCase) but the actual URL path is childdirslean (all lowercase).

Lists the resources currently held in the OSLC stable cache. Child resource under getOslcStableCache (oslcstablecache.stableResources). Useful for verifying cache warm-up and seeing which entities are hot.

Lean variant of getOslcStableCacheResources — OSLC stable cache resources without the spi: prefixed properties. Child resource under getOslcStableCacheLean (oslcstablecachelean.stableResourcesLean).

Provides the count of integration and UI MBOs exchanged since startup. Useful for tracking integration throughput. The response carries two counters: integrationmbocount and uimbocount.