Beta1 bits have arrived - thanks Thomas.
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Hi Tomas,
did you / will you put the beta1 bits into some maven repo? If yes, which?
Thanks
Heiko
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Thomas,
yes indeed I did connect to the wrong server. Just adding -D...jmxremote and
using jconsole with the process id of the runtime does not work.
I did not see the line
anonymous wrote :
| 12:10:39,303 INFO [JMXConnectorServerService] JMX Connector server:
Hi,
what do I have to do to see the bundles of the runtime in the MBean server?
The user guide mentions the MicrocontainerService and your blog talks about
Management View
JBossOSGi registers the Framework and every deployed Bundle with the JMX
MBeanServer.
But they don't show up in the JDK
readCommunity and writeCommunity are afair for get/set only.
I can't currently tell if the Manager accepts a community, but I don't think so.
You might want to open a JIRA for this.
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For the EJB3 PU, you can (if you use JBoss EJB3) enable Hibernate statistics
and use stats from there.
Else, the underlying datasource is the same for EJB2 and EJB3.
So have a look at the respecive ConnectionPool-MBeans etc.
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No,
as you can see by the 'R' in JMX-Console. The StateString only represents the
content of 'state' variable as a string.
State itself is also read-only. Its transitions are determined by the
transitions of the internal MBean state. Most MBeans expose those transitions
by
Yes of course, submit it please at jira.jboss.com
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Deployers are there to deploy specific kinds of services, not necessarily
related to MBeans.
Most of them are surely documented at the JBoss documentation page at
http://labs.jboss.com/portal/jbossas/docs.
XMBeans are a special JBossian implementation of Dynamic MBeans.
XMBeans always have a
Can you do me a favour and open a JIRA issue for this?
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Did you already have a look at the respective Wiki pages at
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossSNMPAdapter?
Did you check that neither the machine where JBoss is on, nor the receiver (or
any machine in between) has firewall rules to drop the snmp packets?
I used to send traps to
What version of the code were you looking at?
I opened a JIRA issue for this: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-3621
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Btw.: This code changed after 4.0.4. See:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-3178
Could you please (if JBAS-3178 does not fix the problem) support some oids and
the correct sorting for them?
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Why don't you just call unregisterMBean() on the MBeanServer ?
Something like (Pseudocode)
| MbeanServer mbs = MbeanServerLocator.locateJBoss();
| ObjectName on = new ObjectName(foo:type=service);
| mbs.unregisterMBean(on);
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this could also be done on command line via twiddle:
|
Just completely throw out ROOT.war.
Btw.: the web-console will - if not secured - also show you at least all mbeans
with all attributes. This is hidden in the management/ folder.
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Your first dependence looks ok, while the second one is bogus.
Could you please show the full mbean-descriptor of your jboss-service.xml file?
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The code only sends one alert and then stalls. Only when you (manually) call
clearAlert(), it will send another.
Actually this behaviour should perhaps be configurable (submit an entry into
JIRA), but prevents you from being spammed by alerts, which is a good idea.
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It looks like create() is not called either.
Try to remove the throws Exception from the method signature.
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What problem did you encounter and how did you solve it?
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As indicated on the page you cite, the get support is only in 4.0.4GA and
later. You can probably just grab the respective jars from 404 and use them in
326.
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