FYI: jk2.properties mx.port setting

[co...@covalent.net]

I don't know if you are aware of this ( it is somewhere in a 
commit message):

If you add a 'mx.port=9999' in jk2.properties, jk will
try to load the http adapter of mx4j or jmxri. It will also
expose all the jk handlers as mbeans ( in jk: domain ).

You also need to copy mx4j-tools.jar in server/lib ( or 
lib/common for 3.3 ). 

This will give you a view of all the mbeans, including 
ability to change properties, etc. Pretty usefull if
you want to get a top-level view of what's inside.

In 3.3 you also need to add <MxInterceptor> to server.xml
to expose the interceptors and contexts as mbeans.


Costin


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