I did try to directly call the '' object but ran into various errors trying to use it. I wish Adobe would simply open this in the first place, but for now this may be quite handy for some. To get a full list of features, just look at the parent class of the object call. Or get an array of the templates that timed out and their respective time-out counts. Or get an array of the templates that resulted in an error and their respective error counts. You can call the HeartBeat method to see how many active requests are running or how much memory is currently being used. There are still things you can call and get vital information about the server. Now in standard edition, you will notice that this call actually gets redirected to a feature router object which essentially overrides the basic methods to actually start and run the monitoring, profiling, etc., but it doesn't override everything. Thankfully, the service factory is still there and it does list a getMonitoringService() method.

Back before the adminapi, people were doing Service Factory calls to do basic server management. So everything is still running through the Service Factory which you can call through createObject(). There is a way to get some information from the underlining server monitoring even in standard editions. However, all of this is only partly true. Even if you made an adminapi call to the servermonitoring.cfc component, it also required an enterprise license to run properly.

So up until now you could only call on the ColdFusion Monitoring Service if you where running an Enterprise license.

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