I have our own MIB files, and I know in many cases, I have to write snmp agent to support my own MIB.
Can anyone please clarify what the differences are between the two? The Javadoc is really obscu开发者_StackOverflowre for my proper understanding.
When viewing JMX beans in JConsole it renders all the beans under a given domain part as a hierarchy. (JVisualVM has the same behaviour with the JConsole MBeans plugin.)
I am working on a java distributed application that consists of a variety of RMI servers running on a collection of processors in an embedded system. The system reports status through a color-coded GU
I\'m having some trubles with NotificationListener on JBoss. I\'m have a MBean on an JBoss, I can connet and call their methods. But when I\'m trying to add Notifications y get the next exception:
I am opening a JMX Connection using getMBeanServerConnection() method and then closing it after use in a finally block. And, for a given JMX Connector, 2 successful calls to getMBeanServerConnection()
I need to expose about 60 operations in a 30 different classes to JMX.Making it with DynamicMBean is a bit annoying.I am looking for a fast and elegant way to do it.
I have an ear deployed on weblogic console. I need to check contents of manifest file and ejb-jar.xml of a jar that is present in the deployed ear.
I am using Nagios for monitoring - and looking at 开发者_StackOverflow中文版NPRE for various monitoring on a given box. I have some java processes - would be nice to \"peek into them\" via JMX etc.. I
In Spring MVC, an exception\'s stack trace is logged if it makes it all the way back up to the framework (for example, if there is a NullPointerException). Is there a simple way to do this using Sprin