Folks,
Prompted by Brian Olsen's questions on remote management, I thought I'd do a quick extension to Phoenix's DefaultKernel. This Kernel mounts and opens a BeansShell GUI, that is a tap right into the Kernel.
There are comand prtapps, prtblocks and more that I am still working on. It's a neat tool for those wanting a visible window on the Kernel other than the via the JMX route.
Here is a dialog copy/pasted from the GUI as a result of commands I typed interactively :
bsh % prtapps();
0 avalon-demo
bsh % prtblocks("avalon-demo");
0 objectstorage
1 scheduler
2 thread-manager
3 packet-manager
4 connections
5 helloworldserver
6 sockets
bsh % blk = getblock("avalon-demo","helloworldserver");
bsh % blk.setGreeting("Happy Birthday");The above is me poking the the helloworld block from the 'demo' app.
Apart from more commands (to make life easy from a typing point of view), there is also the possibility of the remote Beanshell applet.
To activate, see the new props at the end of the ant.properties.sample file for Phoenix. Enjoy.
Regards,
- Paul
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