Currently, I can reuse login modules by changing the login configuration stack
in various security domains. Would it be possible to make a given security
domain referenceable from another stack/domain in the future as an enhancement?
Without this, configuration can get messy (so it seems).
Fo
Can anyone tell me if JBWS-943 is fixed in JBossWS 1.0.1? The Jira issue is
unclear (there is no fix version listed). If not, will there be a patch to
solve the EAR scoping issue when using JBoss WS 1.0.1?
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"acxsjones" wrote : Any help?
Given this verbage on the Tomcat AJP connector configuration site for the
aforementioned attribute, I would guess that this redirect just allows for
conversion to HTTPS. I have used the same security constraint to require the
redirect of HTTP traffic to HTTPS.
an
I have a J2EE 1.4-based webservice (backed by an EJB). I have been using this
same EJB since JBoss 4.0.2. With JBoss 4.0.2/4.0.3, Perl SOAP clients using
SOAP:Lite could talk to my web service. With JBoss 4.0.4, the Perl SOAP
clients no longer work.
Using JBoss 4.0.2 (with TCPMon inbetween t
See the Tuning and Slimming JBossAS Wiki. While it appears to be based on
JBoss 3.2.6, it still contains a lot of valid information.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Is there any other way to find the jboss version.
Use the Version attribute of the jboss.system:type=Server MBean.
Use this wiki to see how to communicate with MBeans from Java-based code when
running as a part of the application server.
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I should have added that this issue is solved by the JBoss Barrier Controller
service in JBoss 3.2.8+/4.0.2+, which was written to solve problems just like
this.
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"mtihepner" wrote : Is there a way I can set the LoggingMonitor to load last?
In your server configuration's deploy directory, add a deploy.last directory
and place your LoggingMonitor MBean descriptor in that directory. Then, it
will get deployed last, but since the MBean you are monitoring dea
"Fernando1910" wrote : I am looking for a way to allow all team members to
deploy our WARs/EARs/JARs on the remote JBoss server without having to log on
to the OS or to perform an ftp to a directory on the server.
Check out the jboss.system:service=MainDeployer MBean via the JMX console.
There
"dzollinger" wrote : The problem I have is that it doesn't seem to matter what
value I set the Threshold or filter/LevelMin values to, I only ever get emails
for ERROR or FATAL log events.
The issue is likely that the SMTPAppender uses the concept of a triggering
event. Log messages that are n
"golubec" wrote : I'm using JBOSS 4.0.0 (and I can't update it to the new
version, since there are some business constraints). So jacorb went along with
my JBOSS doesn't have such property...So what could you advise me? If there is
possibility to update my jacorb can you provide me with details?
"golubec" wrote : The problem is when application tries to talk by jacorb with
host that isn't accessible - it takes a lot of time (probably ~ 20secs). So
I've edited jacorb.properties file and changed number of retries to zero (It
takes about 1 minute when retries was 5). But 20 secs is still n
"jiwils" wrote : "khoyaraaz" wrote : Take a look at
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/api/org/apache/log4j/net/SMTPAppender.html
for more information.
|
| The
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/api/org/apache/log4j/spi/TriggeringEventEvaluator.html
class has mo
"khoyaraaz" wrote : I am receiving 2 emails though, one for each error. Anyone
know how I could get a bunch of errors in the same mail, grouped by time or
session?
The Log4j SMTPAppender provides much of that functionality by default.
Take a look at
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/api/or
"lycovian" wrote : So, is there a way to tell JBoss to append to the existing
log rather than simply overwriting it?
Check the log4j.xml file that you are using in your server configuration's conf
directory or this http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Logging wiki.
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"_monkey_" wrote : My question is: how can I tell jboss to deploy the .sar file
AFTER those ejbs (.ear file) are deployed (instead of deploying .sar file in
the first instance)?
You can setup dependancies via the depends tag in your jboss-service.xml file.
Browse to
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/
"_monkey_" wrote : Are there any ways to tell jboss to start running this
main() method as soon as Jboss starts (instead of using a servlet)?
Write a MBean service, and implement the startService method. If you wish to
not depend on JBoss-provided classes, you can implement a start method.
The
See http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=StartupAndDeploymentCheck for more
information.
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"asoleto" wrote : I tried:
| - to put classes tree directly inside the SAR file root dir
|
| +-- META-INF
| | +--- jboss.service.xml (similar to the one you provided)
| | +--- MANIFEST.MF
| +-- test
| +-- MyTestMbean.class
| +-- MyTest.class
|
| - to put classes t
"asoleto" wrote : Do you have any example?
|
| ...snip...
|
| BUT I don't know if there is a "magic tag" in the jboss-service.xml file
that allows me to deploy a custom Standard MBean without using the xmbean-dd
tag. By reading your answer, it seems that it is possible.
|
| My conc
Write a Log4j filter that filter's messages (based on logger name maybe?) when
they occur within a given frequency. See
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/api/org/apache/log4j/spi/Filter.html in
order to get started. Then, you will need to configure your SMTPAppender so
that this filter is
Is there a reason that you can not use two session beans with one bean
delegating to a local interface of the other? That way you really only have
one component that does the work with the others just providing the alternate
interface?
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Not sure about how that is created exactly, but it has a lot to do with the EAR
and EJB JAR file names (possibly the WAR filename, if you are not using
EJB-backed web services).
If you added a jboss.xml deployment descriptor to your EJB JAR (and possibly
jboss-web.xml to your WAR if you are usi
"asoleto" wrote : As long as I now, only Model MBean, and more precisely
XMBean, can be deployed by using a *-service.xml file into a SAR. My MBean
implementation has to extend ServiceMBeanSupport and my MBean interface has to
extend MBeanService.
|
| Can I deploy a simple Standard MBean (w
I went ahead and created a JIRA issue.
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-2697
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"jiwils" wrote : Is there any way we could have the shutdown hook send the
notification? Then, it could be coded in one place (not the three methods),
and I'll be sure it get it in the Ctrl+C and kill cases too.
In looking at the Runtime.halt method Javadoc, it does look l
"jiwils" wrote : I know we have tried this with JBoss 4.0.3 (and had the same
results), but I am not sure if that was SP1 or not. I will verify this...
Okay, I have the same problem in 4.0.3sp1, but its because I am not using the
MBean methods to shutdown (in all cases). I am using b
The subject did not print correctly...
I know we have tried this with JBoss 4.0.3 (and had the same results), but I am
not sure if that was SP1 or not. I will verify this...
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The org.jboss.system.server.stopped notification appears to only be emitted if
ServerImpl.halt/halt(exitcode) is called.
Given that server shutdown can be precipitated by the shutdown and exit methods
on the same class in addition to a signal sent by Ctrl+C and/or kill depending
on your platfor
Set your category back to INFO (or WARN, ERROR, FATAL, or OFF) rather than
"DEBUG". The level that you choose should be the level you gave the root
logger in order to switch back to "default" behavior. Removing a logger from
the configuration file does not "remove" it. That does not make sens
I am using JBoss 4.0.2 with the BarrierController service in order to have some
custom MBeans depend upon the starting of the Tomcat connectors. Upon startup,
everything works just as expected, but upon shutdown of the application server,
the "stop" method of my custom MBeans is never called.
I am confused about one particular aspect of this solution...
How does the Log4jService MBean indicate via the implementation of
NotificationBroadcaster.getNotificationInfo that it emits this new notification
(or does it at all)?
I can see via the new Log4jService code that a notification is em
JIRA Link: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-2449
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Would it be possible to add a MBean notification to the Log4jService when it
reconfigures itself in a future version of JBoss AS? When appenders, filters,
etc. are added programmatically (via MBeans), they can be lost if a
reconifguration happens, but with a notification, they could be "reconfi
I was not trying to suggest you set the CacheLoaderShared attribute to true. I
was only asking how it was set in your case given the observed behavior. If
you have set CacheLoaderShared to false, that, at least, would seem to be
correct. I have used independant cache loaders like this before,
Is your cache loader setup to be shared or unshared? This sounds like shared
cache loader behavior, which based on your post, you do not want.
Example the following attribute in your cache configuration file:
true
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It looks like JBoss deploys valves in semi-dynamic fashion since the
tomcat5-service.jar contains Tomcat MBean descriptor XML files. I am unsure
how these are getting deployed however. I tried mocking up my own JAR with a
descriptor for a valve and placed it in the jbossweb-tomcat55.sar direct
According to
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3903030#3903030, a new
4.0.3sp1 version of JBoss is now available for download. Is this release going
to be officially available from the JBoss website, and in the future, will it
be possible for updates such as this to be a
I would like to add the Tomcat AccessLogValve programmatically to a running
JBossAS instance. I would like to be able to leave the default server.xml
configuration alone so it can be packaged "as is", and it would be neat to be
able to enable/disable a valve such as this on an "as needed" basis
I guess the question is why do you want to use the programmatic API? Are you
doing something that requires dynamic cache creation on the fly? If not, I
might rethink part of my approach...
Specifically, it seems to me that for the JGroups configuration (what the
setClusterConfig method pertai
"ramone1234" wrote : Do you have any idea why this is happening?
The short answer is that the logging monitor service is being deployed before
JBossWeb (Tomcat), so the MBean you wish to monitor is not yet available. The
errors you see go away (and everything works like you wish) once the MBean
"ramone1234" wrote : Unfortunately, the Logging Monitor Wiki doesn't give any
clue or a better explanation about what might be the "logger" attribute. May
you give me a hint about where can I find this information?
The logger attribute is the name of the Log4j logger that you wish to use.
Stri
Are you starting JBoss on both boxes at close to the same time? Previous
versions of JGroups could sometimes run into problems if this is the case. Try
shutting down both JBoss instances, then start one, wait until it starts
completely, then start the other. See if this makes any difference.
Try using the HTMLLayout by using the following layout elment in your
SMTPAppender element:
As this is really a Log4j question, you should reference the Log4j website
(http://logging.apache.org/log4j/) for help with questions like this.
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It is unlikely that something other than your code is making changes to your
objects.
You could implement a TreeCacheListener or use one of the pre-existing
TreeCacheListener implementations such as TreeCacheView, TreeCacheView2, or
ConsoleListener to give you a peek into cache events. Check o
Does you configuration file not use a Log4J CONSOLE appender? If not, that is
the last line you will see printed on the console.
Regardless, if the above is the problem, JBoss is not hanging, it is now
longing elsewhere.
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Posts like this should probably be in the Clustering/JBoss user forum located
at http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewforum&f=64...
Your post does not really give much of an indication of what you are trying to
do, so it is very hard to come up with much to say in response. A specif
"jiwils" wrote : I have an MBean service that I would like to share, and I have
it all packaged and ready to use (with a README that can double as a Wiki).
However, I do not seem to be able to edit the Wiki page provided.
Not sure if this was due to my post or not, but the abili
I have released version 1.1 that allows for configuration of the monitor's log
file rollover period.
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I have submitted a JBoss Logging Monitor MBean that provides for the logging of
specified MBean attributes.
>From the introduction section of the wiki:
anonymous wrote : The JBoss LoggingMonitor service is similar in purpose to the
other monitoring services provided as a part of JBossAS in the
I have an MBean service that I would like to share, and I have it all packaged
and ready to use (with a README that can double as a Wiki). However, I do not
seem to be able to edit the Wiki page provided.
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"reverbel" wrote : anonymous wrote :
| | I have been interested in contributing an MBean that provided this type
of behavior for a while now.
| |
| Your contribution will be very welcome! (Good to see you in JBoss forums,
Jimmy.)
Post http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=view
It seems to me that writing an MBean to host your CORBA servant is probably the
way to go if you already have the CORBA servant part written.
I plan to contribute a CORBA service framework MBean that you can plug any
CORBA servant into in the near future. I plan to post about this in the Design
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBCACHE-131
Attached to it is a modified version of TreeCache based on the latest CVS
revision that provides the behavior described in this thread.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : I'm not sure I see the use case, because a
CacheLoader usually sits on a large persistent store, so unless those
(unshared) stores would be in-sync, I don't see the point of this.
This is exactly the use case I have (I think). My cache is not used to cache
datastore
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Yes, it will *not* persist anything, unless you
| (a) enable CacheLoaderFetchPersistentState and
| (b) have a CacheLoader.
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| We're talking pure in-memory state transfer
So would an enhancement that allowed a cache with a unshared cache loader to
persist tran
"liqundu" wrote : Hi, I am new to JBoss, and would like someone to help me to
figure out how to configurate JBoss so it can support https.
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"jiwils" wrote : Oops! I meant to ask about the CacheLoaderFetchTransientState
attribute not the CacheLoaderFetchPersistentState attribute. I must have
copy/pasted the wrong thing. When using CacheLoaderFetchTransientState set to
true, the cache loader never has anything added
"radl01" wrote : Using MBean is the good point but you can write your own
CORB-to-EJB proxy servants and run this servants in separate CORBA server. It
is very easy to write proxy generator which does all the work for you. This
solution has one big advantage:
|
| You can use this scenerio f
Oops! I meant to ask about the CacheLoaderFetchTransientState attribute not
the CacheLoaderFetchPersistentState attribute. I must have copy/pasted the
wrong thing. When using CacheLoaderFetchTransientState set to true, the cache
loader never has anything added to it when joining an extant clu
My interpretation of the CacheLoaderFetchPersistentState attribute is that when
a cache instance is joins a cluster of extant caches, the cache loader will
fetch the "in memory" state of the cache and then persist it. Of course this
only happens if the cache loader is unshared (and mine is). H
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : sync or async repl ? Can you describe this a bit
more in detail ?
I will do my best...
My application, for testing purposes, consists of a single client, an
application instance, and a cache loader instance. The client talks to the
application instance that fronts t
In my application there are two non-cache loader cache instances (plus my
application layer) and a single cache loader instance (without my application
layer).
With this setup, my "application layer" does not seem to be adversly affected
with the addition of the cache loader (as it was in the u
I am not sure I can explain the wierd behavior you are seeing, but the reason
there are two files that ultimately contain JGroups configurations is that one
is for JBoss AS clustering (cluster messaging via JMX, clustered EJBs, etc) and
the other is for Tomcat clustering/session replication whic
Is portability the only concern that DII or Dynamic proxies avoid?
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Based on the other posts of this thread (and other threads in this forum), I am
confused.
When you mention that JBoss does not "support" wscompile (or Axis as previous
threads have indicated) on the client side, do you mean that these two options
do not work with JBoss web services or that JBos
Hmmm...in 4.0.1sp1 I can not replicate that behavior.
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The business rules engine presentation @ JBW is not currently available. I
believe it was in the JBoss Integration Middleware track. Is this just because
permission has not been given to display it, or is the issue that permission
will likely not be given? We would really like to view these s
Lookup the MainDeployer MBean on the JMX console using jboss.system as a
filter...
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JBoss 3.2.3 certainly does not have the latest JacORB version. I do not
remember what version 3.2.3 is packaged with, but I have built a MBean for use
in exactly this situation. It reflectively loads the JacORB version class, and
reports the information that it contains. I can e-mail it to yo
anonymous wrote : OutOfMemory: unable to create new native thread.
This error is actually not necessarily related to lack of memory. It basically
means that the JVM could not create a new thread of execution as requested.
I have only ever seen it in relation to the Linux kernel 2.4's (and earlie
I was unable to get this to work in 3.2.4 or 3.2.6. I posted a bug report on
JIRA. Vote for it!
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBBUILD-6
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I experienced a very similar build failed message when trying to use the docs
target with JBoss 3.2.4/3.2.6. See forum post/thread
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3862405.
Unfortunately, the suggested workaround resulted in other build failures.
Since using this same,
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Use the all target.
I thought you might say that, so I have also run build all for both JBoss 3.2.4
and 3.2.6 and both targets result in failed builds. The specific build errors
are below:
For 3.2.4:
..
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| docs-javadocs:
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| _buildmagic:init:
|
We use JBoss 3.2.4 in production, and due to our use of JMX, the JBoss service
lifecycle, clustering, and some other JBoss-specific functionality, we have
long wanted to utilize the JBoss Javadoc.
Using the JBoss 3.2.4 source tar, running build docs from the build directory,
as the help suggest
The posts regarding changing the cluster name are right to caution you. To do that,
you will have to correctly change the cluster name attribute in several configuration
files, and you must only change the attribute "PartitionName" not the MBean name
itself (which is also "DefaultPartition").
JBoss comes with the ability to support SSO with some minor configuration changes I
thought. Could you help me understand what JOSSO brings to the table?
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"lac_raz" wrote : Have tou read the singleton discussion on TheServerSide.com ?
"monocongo" wrote : Thanks for making me aware of this discussion.
Could either of you provide a link to the aforementioned discussion? Many referenced
discussions come up when searching for "singletons" on the Serv
In your web-service.xml file, are you bean/type mapping tags inside your service tag
or outside of it? When our bean/type mapping tags were outside of the service tag, we
had the same issue.
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I am looking to capture EJB deployment events (and I would like to be able to inspect
a bean implementation class too). Several posts in this forum indicate that I could
subclass a deployer and utilize the "accept" method, but those posts indicated they
wanted to participate in the deployment p
My changes have been checked in.
Is our JChannel "constructor" discussion something to have in this forum? Another
topic maybe? Or the JGroups mailing list?
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I will check in the changes after work tonight. I do not have a copy of my private
key at work currently.
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JChannel constructor that is used in ConfiguratorFactory.
So, how should I get these changes to you: post forums diffs (like last time, but
longer), via CVS checkin ("jiwils" is my sourceforge account name), or some other
method?
One other question: why does the JChannel constructor
Nevermind my unit test question, they were right there in front of me (and the tests
for XML have their own Ant target)!
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Great!!
I am taking a closer look at XMLConfigurator now in order to try to make the changes
you alluded to. Is there a unit test out there for this stuff? I would feel more
comfortable with my changes if there was (though I will test them regardless).
Given that this change is likely to be l
Could I also get the source for JGroups 2.2.4? What tag (if any) could I pull from
CVS? I would like to apply these changes to that version (they seem unlikely to
affect any other part of the code) since we are using JBoss 3.2.4 and my seperate
client code (JGroups 2.2.5+) throws an exception
Your XMLConfigurator changes added a bug, and it makes your changes unlikely to work.
The try block at line 323 in the parse method that takes an Element as a parameter
starts like this:
try {
| Node root=null;
|
| NodeList roots=root_element.getChildNodes(
I am programatically reading/parsing the cluster-service.xml file from JBoss 3.2.4 in
order to get the configuration information for a standalone JGroups program (I want it
to be in the same "group" as the JBoss instance).
I am then passing the XML Element that is the "Config" element object to
It may be that the Apache module mod_jk2 is just what you are looking for. It
provides smart connectivity/routing from Apache HTTPD to Tomcat instances.
There is a Wiki page describing how to install mod_jk2 into Apache HTTPD and how to
configure it here:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?pag
Has any thought been given to the creation of a HA CORBA Naming Service utilizing
JGroups for state replication and either some kind of port forwarding scheme or even
Xtradyne's IIOP firewall/router product in conjunction with a JacORB-based naming
service solution?
Does the JacORB-based CORBA
I meant that the random selection idea would select the port for a cluster of nodes,
not just a particular node, but it would have to exist at a "cluster" startup level
not a "node" startup level.
If I utilized ${system property name} replacement in the file, and then passed the
same port for a
I should have asked if there were any negative effects other than the use of CPU to
reject the message from different parititions?
Furthermore to solve the problem of automatic port number selection (so we can do this
programatically), is there any example JBoss/JGroups code that we could use to
Are there any negative effects from this type of setup?
We chose only to change partition names because we already had a mechanism that would
ensure those names were not repeated (the unique naming of our clusters).
If I were to change the port number, what would be the benefit (if any) in havin
I have multiple jboss cluster partiitions that can see each other (but they are named
differently).
About every 10 seconds, I get messages like the following:
2004-06-30 09:22:39,900 WARN [org.jgroups.protocols.UDP] discarded message from
different group (cluster partition name). Sender was ho
"pedrosalazar" wrote : It's obvious that the alternative 1) is more simpler than
number 2). So, when does the alternative 2) makes sense to use?
I am not sure that alternative 2 is really that much harder to "implement" (once you
know what files to change), but it does mean that you have to spec
"darranl" wrote : I don't have the list of files that would need changing but if you
search these forums the list has been discussed quite a few times in the past.
The list of files for JBoss 3.2.4 based on the "all" configuration is:
* deploy/cluster-service.xml
* deploy/jbossha-httpsession.sar
We using the substitution feature in many of our configuration files/deployment
descriptors where "${property}" will be substituted with the the value specified on
the command line as a system property ("-Dproperty=value"). However, this does not
appear to work for login-config.xml. Is there a
We are going to be dynamically deploying JBoss clusters in multiple grid environments.
Obviously, we do not want every grid node in the same partition, so we need a way to
dynamically deploy nodes that will exist in different partitions.
This is problematic because various SARs depend on the na
System properties substitution is allowed in jboss-service.xml deployment descriptors
using ${system property name} syntax. Is this true for all deployment descriptor
files (including the ones specified by the various J2EE standards)?
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http://www.jboss.org/index.html?mo
The mod_jk2 configuration website
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/jk2/configweb.html indicates that
Tomcat can be configured to create JMX proxies for configuration of the Apache
instance running mod_jk2 (add/removing entries in workers2.properties):
anonymous wrote : On tom
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