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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Stefan Fleiter <sf...@web.de> on 2004/09/17 17:41:46 UTC
Monitoring different Contexts with JMX MBean
Hi,
I try to do my first steps with the java server platform and have chosen
Tomcat for this.
I wrote a class which is able to Monitor the database pools of a Context
when beeing called out of it.
I only had to use JNDI to iterate over "comp/env/jdbc" and cast the
DataSource instances to a BasicDataSource.
Now I want to implement an MBean which is able to monitor the pools of
all Contexts of Tomcat.
I even don't know whether this is possible, but hope to get some help.
Now my concrete questions:
- Can I somehow change the Context my code is executed in?
- If not: How do I get instances of all JNDI DataSource for all
Contexts ?
- Where do I have to put my MBean .class-files?
In the webapps dir or somewhere else?
- How can I make Tomcat register my MBeans at startup?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Stefan
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