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1. Re: JPOR WebSphere AS plugin
About a year and a half ago, this person wrote his own and seems to have gotten something to work - I don't know all the RHQ plugin features he supported in his WAS plugin (metrics, operations, configuration), but here is his blog:
We'd be interested if someone would want to write a public WAS plugin for the community - if you do, let us know - we would probably like to put it in the RHQ git repo with the rest of the community plugins ( http://git.fedorahosted.org/git?p=rhq/rhq.git;a=tree;f=modules/plugins;hb=master ).
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2. Re: JPOR WebSphere AS plugin
Thank you for writing. I will start working on the referenced code and post progress notes here.
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3. Re: JPOR WebSphere AS plugin
Actually a good part of the code changes that need to go into RHQ have been incorporated (iirc), so you may check this first.
Please let us know how this goes.
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4. Re: JPOR WebSphere AS plugin
What I believe Heiko is referring to is the changes that needed to be made to the MC4J code. We've incorporated those changes needed by that websphere plugin code into the core MC4J library. I also think we may have made some changes to the JMX plugin that is used to monitor WebSphere.
That said, RHQ does not have an explicit "WebSphere" plugin (i.e. we don't have modules/plugins/websphere in the git repo).
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6. Re: JPOR WebSphere AS plugin
Hi Dan!
Dan Grindstaff wrote:
Hello All, I am interested in developing a WAS plugin for JPOR. Has anyone else made any headway on this? Thanks!
Are you planning to develop a plugin that collects WAS PMI statistics? I did one some time ago I can try to find it but it depends on WAS being configured for collecting/emitting them.
best regards,
Rafael Ribeiro
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7. Re: JPOR WebSphere AS plugin
Dan,
You should also keep in mind that you'll need to code some helper classes since JOPR (as far as I know) does not support natively javax.management.j2ee.statistics.Stats classes...
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8. Re: JPOR WebSphere AS plugin
Sorry for the late reply. I am just now getting back to this thread. Rafael, would you please elaborate on writing the helper classes. I need a jump start on this. Thanks!
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9. Re: JPOR WebSphere AS plugin
Jesus Christ... I'll have to dig some old backups over here (mental backups as well since I never coded that much I just had a look while debugging MC4j, JOPR, ...)
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