How to query Tomcat for the number of peers in the cluster without using the JMX

[Edmon Begoli <eb...@gmail.com>]

Since I may not be allowed to enable JMX on the production, but we would 
still like to query 
host Tomcat for the number of peers in the cluster can someone please share 
how can this be accomplished
using the Tomcat API, and what jars, if any, I would need to have in the lib 
directory of my web application.

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Thank you,
Edmon Begoli
http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/eai/software

Re: How to query Tomcat for the number of peers in the cluster without using the JMX

[Peter Rossbach <pr...@objektpark.de>]

HEy,

you can access you local Mbeans Server and write your own HTML interface 
to show cluster state.
Look inside Manager or Admin app for example.

Peter

Edmon Begoli schrieb:

>Since I may not be allowed to enable JMX on the production, but we would 
>still like to query 
>host Tomcat for the number of peers in the cluster can someone please share 
>how can this be accomplished
>using the Tomcat API, and what jars, if any, I would need to have in the lib 
>directory of my web application.
>
>  
>




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