I\'m looking for a basic library to give an HTML view of JMX MBeans that I can embed in my Java application.It sounds like Sun\'s com.sun.jdmk.comm.HtmlAdaptorServer fits the bill (referenced here).Ho
开发者_如何学JAVAI\'d like to avoid assigning specific TCP ports to processes, but still be able to make (local) connection to the JMX MBeans inside them. I keep seeing evidence that this should be po
I want to write an unprivileged (non-root-access) JMX client program that monitors a privileged (running as root) application that has JMX local access enabled-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote .
JDK 1.6 comes bundled with a handy tool called VisualVM that lets you inspect and interact with running Java processes.One feature is that it auto-detects running JVMs on the local machine.Most are li
I am trying to connect to the Cameron FIX engine using JMX I have jmxremote_optional in my class开发者_高级运维path but keep getting connection refused.
In Jboss4, I used to have an MDB listening to deployment messages for dynamically registering components in a system. I used the approach described at http://community.jboss.org/wi开发者_JAVA技巧ki/Ex
I have configured a ManagedBean using @ManagedResource annotation using Spring. And also mapped a JMX NotificationListener to this. But I am seeing that the Listener never gets kicked-off/executed.
I was going through the Spring documentation on JMX and came across the following paragraph: By configuring NotificationListeners in place, every time a JMX Notification is broadcast
I am able to query for queues by invoking a GET_DESTINATIONS operation using JMX. With that I will receive the queue info (attributes).
All, If i want to enable JMX on Tomcat for monitoring from the same machine, (i.e. not remotely) are these properties still required?