RE: [Ejtools-users] Is it possible to use EJTools JMX browser for Tomcat 5.0.x?

[ETIEMBLE L. OF/DTRS/E. <lau...@or...>]

Hi,

Sorry, but the JMX browser can't do that as it doesn't have any notion =
of clustering among different connections.

I think it is up to the Tomcat cluster to provide such a service, which =
means that each Tomcat instance must provided a unified JMX server view, =
and dispatch any modifications made on one instance to the others.

I remember that MX4J provides something similar with a proxied =
MBeanConntection that gathered many MBeanConnection (you have to check =
it, cause I am not sure).

Hope it helps.

Laurent.

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Thanks.

I have another question. If I get that to work, Can I
use JMX browser to manage a group of Tomcat in a
cluster?

e.g. say if I want to change a parameter in a MBEAN,
can I apply the SAME change to all TOMCATs in the
clustser? Or I have to make that change one by one in
each Tomcat?

Thank you again.

--- ETIEMBLE Laurent OF/DTRS/EXT
<lau...@or...> wrote:
> Hi,
>=20
> Tomcat 5.0 is using MX4J as its JMX core. However,
> there is no connector configured for deployment.
> Maybe you could cross-post on the MX4J and Tomcat
> user-lists to know how to deploy a connector to
> allow a remote access (either JRMP or IIOP). Once
> that is done, you could connect the Tomcat instance
> with the Swing console.
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> Laurent.
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> Envoy=E9 : lundi 26 janvier 2004 22:36
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> Objet : [Ejtools-users] Is it possible to use
> EJTools JMX browser for
> Tomcat 5.0.x?
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>=20
> Hi,=20
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> I would like to know how to use the EJTools JMX
> browser (Swing console) for Tomcat 5.0.x?
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> There isn't a connection profile for Tomcat 5.0.x?
> And I don't think tomcat is using MX4J as its JMX
> implementation.
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> thank you.
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> Sam
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