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Posted to dev@avalon.apache.org by Alexis Agahi <al...@users.sf.net> on 2003/10/22 00:33:58 UTC
Merlin / Jboss / MBeanServer
FYI, I'm now able to run Tomcat-Jboss inside Merlin-deployer.
(there is still a big cleanup work to do to have something usable)
If merlin kernel could provide a MBeanServer I could be able to deploy
mbean-application via this common server.
Is there such feature? If not maybe it should be useful to have a composable
component carrying the MBeanServer?
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Re: Merlin / Jboss / MBeanServer
Posted by Stephen McConnell <mc...@apache.org>.
Alexis Agahi wrote:
>On Wednesday 22 October 2003 03:25, Stephen McConnell wrote:
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>>Alexis Agahi wrote:
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>>I'm thinking along the lines of a container we declare inside the kernel
>>for system facilities.
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>yep that the idea
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>>We could use this to build and deploy an MBean
>>server.
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>agree
>but it also could be used for other stuff ([RT] distributed cache system,
>common jms bus, common datasource, whatever etc...)
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Exactly.
Using this approach the kernel configuration becomes the reference for
the type of service management plaform you deploying - i.e. a lightwight
micro-container or a heavy-weight apps server. That difference should
be exposed in the kernel.xml file.
Steve.
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>> Merlin actually provides support for JMX already (just add -jmx
>>to the command line and you will deploy a jmx server but its not an
>>architecture I happy with - which explains why its not documented - but
>>it works - server get deployed and kernel is registered - needs lots of
>>additions - but its a starting point).
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>I'll see that.
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Re: Merlin / Jboss / MBeanServer
Posted by Alexis Agahi <al...@users.sf.net>.
On Wednesday 22 October 2003 03:25, Stephen McConnell wrote:
> Alexis Agahi wrote:
> I'm thinking along the lines of a container we declare inside the kernel
> for system facilities.
yep that the idea
> We could use this to build and deploy an MBean
> server.
agree
but it also could be used for other stuff ([RT] distributed cache system,
common jms bus, common datasource, whatever etc...)
> Merlin actually provides support for JMX already (just add -jmx
> to the command line and you will deploy a jmx server but its not an
> architecture I happy with - which explains why its not documented - but
> it works - server get deployed and kernel is registered - needs lots of
> additions - but its a starting point).
I'll see that.
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Re: Merlin / Jboss / MBeanServer
Posted by Stephen McConnell <mc...@apache.org>.
Alexis Agahi wrote:
>FYI, I'm now able to run Tomcat-Jboss inside Merlin-deployer.
>(there is still a big cleanup work to do to have something usable)
>
>If merlin kernel could provide a MBeanServer I could be able to deploy
>mbean-application via this common server.
>
An initial cut on a kernel mbean is located in the kerne/impl package.
The source classname is DefaultKernelMBean.java.
>Is there such feature? If not maybe it should be useful to have a composable
>component carrying the MBeanServer?
>
I'm thinking along the lines of a container we declare inside the kernel
for system facilities. We could use this to build and deploy an MBean
server. Merlin actually provides support for JMX already (just add -jmx
to the command line and you will deploy a jmx server but its not an
architecture I happy with - which explains why its not documented - but
it works - server get deployed and kernel is registered - needs lots of
additions - but its a starting point).
Stephen.
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