Dustin's Software Development Cogitations and Speculations: The JMX MXBean
Dustin Marx has written a rather good post on JMX MXBeans: "I'll demonstrate the tremendous utility of the JMX MXBean in this blog entry. While doing... more »
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A Second Look at JMX Web Services Connector: winrm
Another excellent article by Dustin Marx: "A Second Look at JMX Web Services Connector: winrm In A First Look at JMX Web Services Connector (also... more »
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Jean-Francois Denise : JMX, NetBeans and more!
My colleague Jean-Francois expands on how to enhance his RESTful adaptor for JMX to handle more complex use cases - like atomic snapshots of dependant... more »
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A First Look at JMX Web Services Connector
"For developers needing another standardized remote JMX connector mechanism free of firewall issues and/or needing to develop JMX clients in a... more »
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William Vambenepe’s blog » Blog Archive » RESTful JMX access from someone who knows both sides
Anyone interested in application manageability and/or management integration should read about Jean-Francois Denise’s prototype for RESTful Access to... more »
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JavaOne report: JMX Technology
"This is the fourth installment in my summary of the sessions I attended at JavaOne this year. The previous installments covered Java futures, Java... more »
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Jean-Francois Denise : on using VBScript to ineteract with a JMX Agent.
Jean-Francois Denise presents an in-depth description of the demo performed at the end of the JMX session at JavaOne 2008. In particular, he shows how... more »
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How GlassFish DAS communicates with Node Agents and Instances ... - A Thought a Day ...
Keddar explains "the communication details between Domain Admin Server, node-agents and server instances in Sun's Application Server 8.x and 9.x... more »
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Monitoring Weblogic 9.2 with JMX and JRuby | 90kts
The author of this post shows "a very simple script [...] to remotely monitor Weblogic JVM Performance and JMS queues using JMX and JRuby." see also... more »
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JMX Configuration of SailFin Application Router | IMS, Java | Teknopipo.nl
Nice use case of JMX being used to allow dynamic configuration of a SailFin application.
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OpenDS Wiki: Accessing Open DS Monitoring Information Through Jconsole
This wiki page explains how to access OpenDS monitoring information through jconsole. And if you can access it from JConsole, you can also access it... more »
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Sun's Chuk-Munn-Lee Troubleshoots Java SE 6 - Tech Days Events
Nice summary of the various troubleshooting tools available in JDK6
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JMX, SNMP, Java, etc...: Don't Do This! But Here Is a Way.
Recently I was asked how to do "registerMBean" in a remote JVM, from a remote JMX client. The MBeanServerConnection doesn't expose any registerMBean... more »
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Jean-Francois Denise : JMX, NetBeans and more!
My colleague Jean-Francois Denise explains the relationship between the various technologies which are put in play in the WebServices connector for... more »
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JVM Lies: The OutOfMemory Myth
Very interesting story about investigating the root cause of an OutOfMemoryError...
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Building a Remotely Stoppable Connector Server
JMX is a wonderful tool to monitor and troubleshoot running applications. The new JDK 6 Attach API makes it very easy to attach to a running Java... more »
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Open sourcing technology from xVM Ops Center - the Common Agent Container
Quote "As the first product from Sun to be released under a GPLv3 license, there's a ton of interest and questions coming up around our Ops Center... more »
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Runtime Management of Sailfin Applications : Sreeni's Weblog
Quote: "Now it is possible to manage Sailfin application like a standard Java EE application, more importantly, start/stop the applications even if... more »
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Closures in Compiled JavaFX Script
"One of the very useful (and cool) features of compiled JavaFX Script will be closures."
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Luis-Miguel Alventosa: JConsole plugin for VisualVM Preview 2
Luis-Miguel: "This is an experimental plugin for VisualVM Preview 2 that allows to add the JConsole tool functionality into the VisualVM tool. This... more »
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Dmitri Maximovich: Monitoring JVM with MRTG, part II
Quote: "After previous post about monitoring JVM memory with MRTG I've got few comments suggesting that it should be possible to do the same thing via... more »
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Nick Stephen's blog: keytool - backdating a self-signed certificate
Nick explains how to generate self-signed certificate which will work with out-of-sync machines whose clock have a value which predate the time at... more »
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Bistro!: VisualVM - NetBeans Platform powered
VisualVM is a recent (and early) development based on the NetBeans Platform. It strikes an interesting balance between monitoring (a la JConsole),... more »
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Luis-Miguel Alventosa: MBean Browser plugin in VisualVM Preview 2
The new MBean Browser plugin is available at the VisualVM Preview 2 Plugins Center and integrates JConsole's MBeans tab functionality into the... more »
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Storing webservice properties using dynamic MBeans
Quote: "Recently I needed to store some settings in a JSR-181 webservice. Since I did not have a user interface and I don’t want to use property files... more »
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