Greetings,
Currently for development I'm using JBoss 3.2.2, and I am trying to deploy a
very simple MBean to the JMX console. Eventually, we will use it to view the
log file of the JBoss server from the jmx console, but right now I am just
trying to get a skeleton Hello World to work.
Step
Sorry, I made a mistake in the cut and paste of my jboss-service.xml.
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| !DOCTYPE server
| server
| mbean code=mil.navy.erm.PlainViewer
|name=service.log.viewer:service=LogViewer /
| /server
Sorry for the mistake.
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Thank you for the reply. CTRL-C work well when running the application in the
foreground, however I have had no luck killing the process when it runs as a
daemon with kill -s INT %run.sh_pid%. It seems that the shell script will only
respond to kill -9 %run.sh_pid%. If I do kill the run.sh
Hello all,
I'm an entry level developer working on a project that uses JBoss version
3.2.2. I was wondering what is the preferred method of shutting down JBoss
under UNIX. I have looked at the shutdown.sh script that comes with the
software, but unfourtunately I'm unable to use it. It
Recently my company decided to upgrade from JBoss 3.2.2 to 4.0.4, as well as
change platforms from windows to UNIX. I set up a small test environment to
get JBoss configured and running under Linux. After several days of successful
runs, my supervisor wanted me to make sure that all the
To clarify, the oracle libraries called are ones used as a persistent store for
our jms messaging service.
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