Title: RE: [JBoss-user] jmx-console/Security/Linux service
Note that the following VM properties need to be set
when an http proxy is required:
-DproxySet=true -DproxyHost=hostname -DproxyPort=portnumber
Wonne
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From: Scott M Stark
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That version of Shutdown does not support secured
access. The version that will ship
with 3.0.6 does. Its really just an independent
class so just grab version 1.1.2.3 out
of CVS and use it.
Scott StarkChief Technology
OfficerJBoss Group, LLC
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002 15:28:53 -0600, Callies, Peter
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||| Plus you'll need the JDK, not just the JRE.
Exactly. If you are on a Windows box and don't set JAVA_HOME to explicity
point to your JDK directory, you'll be using java.exe from \Winnt\System32,
which is a JRE version
Did you set the JAVA_HOME variable?
Apparently it cannot seem to find the Main class in tools.jar. This class
is used to compile the jsp file that displays the jmx-console.
If you have set the JAVA_HOME variable and still get the error, then add
tools.jar to the classpath.
Also, I believe in
Plus you'll need the JDK, not just the JRE.
Peter Callies
McKesson Information Solutions
Transaction Solutions Hub
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Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] jmx-console
If you want to dynamically create your queus during runtime
then you should read the documentation about how to use the
right MBean to create them.
Creating queues should be much simpler since you only have
one mbean to create, not 3. Basically you create the mbean, configure its
On 2002.08.25 02:46:25 -0400 G.L. Grobe wrote:
If you want to dynamically create your queus during runtime
then you should read the documentation about how to use the
right MBean to create them.
Creating queues should be much simpler since you only have
one mbean to create, not
I suspect that the mbeans and operations
you need to do have changed between 2.4.4 and 3.0.1. Have you investigated
and resolved this?
I just got my stuff working this morning w/ the html adaptor using.
For anyone interested (http adaptor args) ...
Hi,
I guess the reason why you never got an answer is that you are abusing
the HTML-JMX connector. What you are doing is definitely not the right
way.
Why don't you create the queus in the jboss.jcml?
If you want to dynamically create your queus during runtime
then you should read the
What you are doing is definitely not the right
way.
In 2.4.4 it was the right way because it's mentioned in the docs. So
I'm looking for the equivelant in 3.0.1.
Why don't you create the queus in the jboss.jcml?
I can't put them in the jboss.jcml because 1) this file is not in 3.0.1
I don't have time to extensively investigate how to create the queues, but
you might find looking at the example of how to create a datasource via jmx
calls useful: it's in
testsuite/src/main/org/jboss/test/jmx/test/DeployConnectionManagerUnitTestCase.java
as I recall. Creating queues should be
Look at the mbeans under the jboss.mq domain.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
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