I want to create a JMX agent that has to be accessible from local host only. Please advise how can I do that.
Okay, so I have an application that is going to be load balanced on multiple servers. The way I understand monitoring is that you can monitor the one instance of that application on that one server.
I have some JBoss 5.1.0 instances running on JDK1.6 on RHEL5. I would like to access heap/permgen/etc information from their VMs.
How do I access Web开发者_JAVA百科sphere 7 MBeans using Sun\'s JConsole?Required libraries in bootclasspath (from Websphere 7):
I am trying to secure JMX access on my local tomcat instance hosted on Windows platform.I have created access and password files and plugged those using the following VM arguments:
I have a problem with my Tomcat JMX connection. I have two hosts (i.e host1.mydomain.com, host2.mydomain.com) which are attached to the same subnet. On both of these machines the JmxRemoteLifecycleLis
The Web App is a Struts application (no spring) using c3p0 with Hibernate and it\'s in Tomcat 6. Both Hibernate and c3p0 jars are in the {WEB_APP}/WEB-INF/lib folder.
Is it possible to pass credentials for monitored resource to JConsole while starting it via command line. I\'ve got the command like that right now.
I have a server written to Java to service HTTP requests for various clients.I also have some MBeans on this server exposed over JMX from which a monitoring tool can keep an eye on some the servers re
I need to get details of Message Receivers which are connected to 开发者_如何学编程JMS Queue,
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