2 Replies Latest reply on Jan 6, 2004 5:31 PM by andrewboyd

    Using JMX to investigate deplyed [Web] applications

    alexj

      Apologies for a very basic question

      I am trying to use JMX to find out why can't I find my application wia a browser. Is there any way I can list applications/servlets/contexts/etc .

      Is there some basic documentation thatcan answer that kind of questions?

      Thanks in advance.....

        • 1. Re: Using JMX to investigate deplyed [Web] applications

          You don't give much detail what you need to find via JMX, we do implement JSR-77 MBeans that includes web deployments, maybe that helps? The spec contains standard naming conventions for the MBeans so that will help you trying to find the MBean that relates to your deployment. Tomcat, depending on the version you use, binds several MBeans to the MBean server as well, depending what you need.

          • 2. Re: Using JMX to investigate deplyed [Web] applications
            andrewboyd

            if you go to:

            http://localhost:8080/web-console/index.html
            


            and on the left hand side go to J2EEDomains/Manager/JBoss
            you should see all the wars and sars.

            For each war you should see a listing of servlets.

            Have you tried looking for you application with:
            http://localhost:8080/YourAppName
            


            Andrew