And JMX has to be one of the easier technologies to pick up as far as
I'm concerned.
The hard part is deciding which route to take: standard MBeans, modeled,
open, dynamic, etc. Tomcat has clearly decided to go with modeled via
commons-modeler, which is fine. For my own purposes I stick with
subclassing StandardMBean as this gives standard MBean behavior plus
dynamic and open MBean behaviors as you need them.
I assume JMXProxyServlet only proxies MBeans in the Tomcat VM, right? I
ask as I have a JMXProxyServlet that proxies JSR 160 connections over
HTTP as a custom JSR 160 protocol -- but this looks much, much different.
--
Jess Holle
Dakota Jack wrote:
Anita, if you just read up on how this works the answer will become
obvious. To make a class manageable by JMX you must implement a JMX
interface and become part of an agent process. There is no short answer to
any question that will replace learning the technology.
On 12/19/05, anita kulshreshtha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can any servlet access MBeans of type
RequestProcessor and GlobalRequestProcessor ?
Thanks
Anita
--- Dakota Jack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Look at the literature on JMX. Interesting stuff!
On 12/18/05, anita kulshreshtha
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
What is required for a servlet to be able to
behave like the JMXProxyServlet in tomcat manager
application?
Thanks In Advance
Anita
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