Posted By:
Phil_Lewis
Posted On:
Thursday, May 6, 2004 03:22 AM
I've worked through a couple of JMX tutorials I've come across, and I've managed to make a few Queue instances that I can prod via an agent. What I'm wondering is, how does this stuff work with real applications? When I load my bean into the agent, that creates an instance of the bean. How does my application then make us of that instance? I'm obviously missing something fundamental, here, but I just don't see it. Maybe JMX is not what I want? Basically, I have an application that uses a few internal resources that I want to monitor and manage, but those resources are internal to an application, they are not in any way seperate components. Thanks for any guidance at all on this.
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I've worked through a couple of JMX tutorials I've come across, and I've managed to make a few Queue instances that I can prod via an agent.
What I'm wondering is, how does this stuff work with real applications? When I load my bean into the agent, that creates an instance of the bean. How does my application then make us of that instance?
I'm obviously missing something fundamental, here, but I just don't see it.
Maybe JMX is not what I want? Basically, I have an application that uses a few internal resources that I want to monitor and manage, but those resources are internal to an application, they are not in any way seperate components.
Thanks for any guidance at all on this.
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