Being able to monitor is a big deal! As soon as we know what this
RequestProcessBeanThingObject is, anyone can make an mBean. Then it be
obvois that you do want to look at it.
My use case is that I want to look at DAO cache and Lucene cache for
hits/misses and size of SoftHashMap % relative to
uess for people
in larger teams (mines a team of one :-) it would probably sell itself as a
development feature alone.
Niall
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> At 5:45 AM -0600 12/3/04, Vic wrote:
> >Yes Vic, good idea ;-).
At 5:45 AM -0600 12/3/04, Vic wrote:
Yes Vic, good idea ;-). Resin also has a quick JMX tutorial:
To save you from talking to yourself ;-), I think JMX instrumentation
for Struts is a very cool idea. Then again, I can't describe any
specific use cases for it myself at the moment. I'm sure I co
Yes Vic, good idea ;-). Resin also has a quick JMX tutorial:
http://www.caucho.com/resin-3.0/jmx/tutorial/basic/index.xtp
It look like IoC to me.
.V
Vic wrote:
We have talked CoR, IoC... but not yet JMX/Modeler.
Tomcat 5.5 has JMX.
If any "singleton" types are in the registry, and we get them from
We have talked CoR, IoC... but not yet JMX/Modeler.
Tomcat 5.5 has JMX.
If any "singleton" types are in the registry, and we get them from
registry.
It's a big chunk to bite of.
I still do not know how to use JMX, but . . .
What if there was a way that object in the Chain XML Catalog commands
