ya ..thats right jconsole disables those methods.
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The operations error messages on the console seem to relate to the disabled
operations. It looks at first glance that these operations are the ones with
non-serializable parameters such as Fqn. The operations that take serializable
parameters such as String are enabled and seem to work properl
Attributes that are displayed in red with a NotSerializableException in
jconsole are probably correctly handled. Since jconsole is remote, it only
displays serializable attributes. In your example, the "Instance" attribute
represents the cache itself and the cache instance isn't serializable.
Another observation is that lot of operations are displayed as disabled in the
jconsole view .
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Just tried that , here is my observations.
1. There is no classcast exception in the jvm running stand alone cache client
2. The Jconsole mbean view of the treecache , under the attibutes tab I see the
following attributes as red.
Name Value
a. Instance
re: 3)
You might try debugging further by eliminating WebLogic and Spring from the
mix. You can try a standalone JBossCache client and see if jconsole will
display its mbeans successfully. How to do this is described in the TreeCache
user documentation under the section titled Accessing Cache
Hi ,
I was trying the example supplied by JBossCacheMBeansWithBeaWeblogic
(http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossCacheMBeansWithBeaWeblogic)
Few Questions
1. On Server startup I get the following exception
2. How can the MBean registered with the Server be seen from the weblogic a
Aargh! Reponse looks fine in preview mode but is wrong when displayed. Once
again.
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try putting it inside the code tags
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Sorry - my response needed to have HTML disabled. Here it is again.
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JBoss Cache will register with an MBean server if you have statistics enabled.
You can disable this behavior by adding the following attribute to your JBoss
cache instance definition.
false
The statistics (e.g., hit/miss ratio) are dispalyed via interceptor mbeans that
are associated with you
Hi Ben,
Can you help me find out the cause of this classcast exception and resolve it ,
That would be of great help.
JMX registration
Does Jboss cache registers with the available MBean server , when the jvm is
started with the jmx agent enabled by setting the property in the weblogic
startu
Not sure exactly what happened there but not cache won't register with the
mbean server directly. Some client code is doing that registration.
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Even after not using spring for registration of cache mbean with weblogic mbean
server, the same classcast exception is visible inthe server logs.
I dint know that the cache automatically registers with the mbean server when
you start the service.
Any help would be great...
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opps ..how do i post a xml ..wanted to post the spring xml
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This is the actual configuration I am using for spring
weblogic
weblogic
weblogic.management.remote
Spring is exporting the PojoCache(TreeCacheAop) to the
Weblogic MBean Server , All the JMX opertations like registration of mbeans are
handled by spring,
The PojoCache is also running on the weblogic server itself and not stand alone.
Did I answer your question ?
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Seems to me you are trying to serialize the whole cache instance somehow?
PojoCache itself has corresponding MBean that you should be able to view it
from jconsole though so why do via Spring?
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply, Here is what I get on the weblogic server.
I was getting errors on the jconsole side also which are not coming now after I
started it with the following set up, Let me know what more information I need
to provide. I am using spring to export the pojo cache as mbean to w
You're going to need to provide more details; e.g. a stack trace.
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