Hi, all,
I'm trying to understand how babeldoc might work in JBoss(or some other J2EE container). I see that there is a JMX Scanner, which looks to be a JMX module that can be started by the container. However, there doesn't appear to be any obvious way of configuring the thing. Can a single JMX module start multiple canners? Different types? What if I want users to be able to define and start their own scanners within the container? Perhaps via a JSP module in Tomcat in JBoss? ;-) And when a scanner scans a document, what happens then? Does it start a new pipeline processor? Can pipeline processors be running from the start, and scanners merely feed them? Can the pipelines be reconfigured via an API? In a persistent manner?
By the way, anybody written a scanner and writer for drools?
Cheers...
MikeA
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It has been a really long time since I had that working. It was in JBoss and it was a way to control scanners within jboss. There can be multiple scanner workers within a scanner - all different kinds of workers. As for control - you might need to add some smarts to the JMX MBean but you sure can control from any where that can talk to the MBean... JSP, whatever...
Bruce.
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Hi, all,
I'm trying to understand how babeldoc might work in JBoss(or some other J2EE container). I see that there is a JMX Scanner, which looks to be a JMX module that can be started by the container. However, there doesn't appear to be any obvious way of configuring the thing. Can a single JMX module start multiple canners? Different types? What if I want users to be able to define and start their own scanners within the container? Perhaps via a JSP module in Tomcat in JBoss? ;-) And when a scanner scans a document, what happens then? Does it start a new pipeline processor? Can pipeline processors be running from the start, and scanners merely feed them? Can the pipelines be reconfigured via an API? In a persistent manner?
By the way, anybody written a scanner and writer for drools?
Cheers...
MikeA
Yo Mike,
It has been a really long time since I had that working. It was in JBoss and it was a way to control scanners within jboss. There can be multiple scanner workers within a scanner - all different kinds of workers. As for control - you might need to add some smarts to the JMX MBean but you sure can control from any where that can talk to the MBean... JSP, whatever...
Bruce.
PS. Join the list.