Hi Paul,
thanks for the tips it is working now except that I can't connect via the HTTPAdapter on the configured port 8082 for some reason.
But another question, This way the MBeanServer is part of the kernel and also configured in kernel.xml and not available as a block for other components. Not let's say I want to create other components that want to publish MBeans via this MBeanServer how would I use it?
Wouldn't it be possible to realize the MX4J server as a standard block in "user-space"? One could also realize the adapters as their own components so that one could chose whether to use a HTTP, RMI or other adapter just in the assembly.xml.
Peter
Paul Hammant wrote:
Peter,
You need to see the following section on ant.properties...
# ----- MX4J Open JMX Implementation, version 1.1 or later ----- mx4j.home=C:/Downloads/mx4j-1.1/mx4j-1.1 mx4j.lib=${mx4j.home}/lib mx4j.jar=${mx4j.lib}/mx4j-jmx.jar mx4j-tools.jar=${mx4j.lib}/mx4j-tools.jar
Also, after build of dist-lite, you'll need to edit conf/kernel.conf
<component role="org.apache.avalon.phoenix.interfaces.SystemManager"
class="org.apache.avalon.phoenix.components.manager.MX4JSystemManager"
logger="manager" >
<manager-adaptor-port>8082</manager-adaptor-port>
<manager-admin-name>admin</manager-admin-name>
<manager-admin-password>test</manager-admin-password>
<manager-registry-port>1111</manager-registry-port>
</component>
Avalon-apps/demo contains a simple example of Pheonix usage that is JMX enabled.
- Paul
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