JMX Controlpanel Application

[Ge...@gta-travel.com]

Hi
I was just wondering if anyone can recommend a open source that one can
use to build "control panels" based on jmx properties published by the
jvm or your own application.

We have monitoring software that can alert us when some jmx values
exceeds a threshold but I would like to see a tool where I can easily
collate different servers and be able to connect a button to a jmx
action. (apologies if I don't use the correct jmx terminology).

I was thinking something like JMX RAD(Rapid Application Development) 

Regards

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Re: JMX Controlpanel Application

[Kees Jan Koster <kj...@gmail.com>]

Dear Gerardus,

> I was just wondering if anyone can recommend a open source that one can
> use to build "control panels" based on jmx properties published by the
> jvm or your own application.
>
> We have monitoring software that can alert us when some jmx values
> exceeds a threshold but I would like to see a tool where I can easily
> collate different servers and be able to connect a button to a jmx
> action. (apologies if I don't use the correct jmx terminology).
>

JMX is pretty easy to use from your own code. I wrote some JSP's in
the past that would do simple management operations on MBeans in a
Tomcat server. Here is some code that I wrote to restart a Tomcat
connector using JMX.

Otherwise, there are some command line tools that alloy you to make
JMX calls and use JMX operations.

--
Kees Jan

http://java-monitor.com/forum/
kjkoster@kjkoster.org
06-51838192

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