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1. Re: Monitoring application MBeans of JBoss AS7 running in "domain mode" using RHQ
tsegismont Jan 10, 2014 4:18 AM (in response to dreschler)Hi,
In domain mode, connecting to managed servers via JMX is possible. The JMX port is the remoting connector port (4447 + the socket binding offset of your managed server).
Cheers,
Thomas
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2. Re: Monitoring application MBeans of JBoss AS7 running in "domain mode" using RHQ
dreschler Jan 10, 2014 11:42 AM (in response to tsegismont)Hi,
sorry, but my question seems a bit misleading.
I can access AS7 in domain mode by using JMX, but my question is especially about MBeans of applications deployed on AS7, because I can see some AS7 server MBeans, but not the MBeans of the applications.
When deploying the same application on an AS7 in standalone mode, then I can access the MBeans.
So again: Is this difference between standalone and domain mode caused by some configuration issue or a general AS7 behaviour?
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3. Re: Monitoring application MBeans of JBoss AS7 running in "domain mode" using RHQ
tsegismont Jan 10, 2014 11:47 AM (in response to dreschler)Which JVM did you connect to? You must connect to the "Managed Server" your application is deployed on, not the JVM of the Host Controller.
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4. Re: Monitoring application MBeans of JBoss AS7 running in "domain mode" using RHQ
dreschler Jan 17, 2014 11:09 AM (in response to tsegismont)Good question, but how can I distinguish from the JMX point?
In the host.xml, I can configure just one port of management interface, I could not find anything related to a second management interface, so that host controller and managed server are distinguished.
How can I find the second management port?