James Strachan wrote:
A second question is; what to do about JMX. In ActiveMQ we've written
a bunch of MBeans so whether you use ActiveMQ in J2SE or J2EE you can
point JConsole at the JVM and see all the various stats, queue depths,
buffer sizes and so forth. Some of these things are created at
deployment time; though most of them come and go as clients connect to
the broker and the brokers own runtime state changes e.g. deach
connection & subscription has an MBean; clients can create new
destinations at runtime etc. How would it be best to integrate those
into the GBean infrastructure - or would it be best to just leave them
in JMX and let the management portlets just use JMX to access them.
<http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/>
The problem is that Geronimo jmx connector only exposes GBeans and not
real MBeans, so that all these MBeans won't be accessible through JMX...
Guillaume Nodet
