AOP is a technology to implement cross-cutting concerns and it is heavily used
in JBM 1.4. I simply used the existing classes (some of them are precompiled
with aopc) and added an interceptor. This one is called before/after the method
call. Using this the message rate (incoming/outgoing) or the
I am not familiar with the annotations used there but the descriptions only
appear if you use XMBeans or Dynamic MBeans (no standard mbeans),
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I have also seen this error if there are problems with the persistent store (db
connection is gone e.g.):
2009-03-24 12:08:52,216 596710123 ERROR
[org.jboss.messaging.util.ExceptionUtil] (WorkerThread#20[:54733]:)
SessionEndpoint[tgbk-bjnhhosf-1-hu58mesf-7l6lod-l31e6a] send
[vgbk-sjnhhosf-1-hu
What I was interested in (and what I implemented) was the current message
throughput (incoming and outgoing messages) because we use the clustered
messaging server as an asynchronous backend for other applications. Also
general message counters and the current registered message listeners are
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JMX is the way to go. There are only very few monitoring metrics in 1.4 so I
decided to intercept the calls via AOP and aggregate them into a separate
mbean. This is fairly simple.
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jboss.j2ee:service=EARDeployment,url='yourear.ear'
But an ear is not a real service in JBoss sense so this might not work in all
cases (we are using this way to make an ear depend on a cache loader and it
works).
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Simply collect all mbeans and the corresponding JMX object names and read the
JMX docs how get the attributes.
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We also tried to use the new stack on EAP (4.3). This is not supported
unfortunately and gives errors. You have to stick to the old 2.x native stack
included.
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Are you using the clustered postoffice (true)?
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Is there an easy way to get a valid measurement of the current server-side
throughput of the whole messaging server including all queues which are in use?
I know that there are JMX attributes for monitoring queue sizes and histories
but what about the total message throughput per second? As we a
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