[Mc4j-development] How to use mc4j to monitor JBoss server CPU and threadings?

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Hi all,

I am new to JBoss/JMX and my client requires to monitor the JBoss in great
details such as CPU usage, threading in JBoss/Tomcat, how many
HttpProcessors(tomcat) have been created, how many active session etc.

Then I found mc4j and it seems very good for us.  I know that I have to write
some specific monitor/jmx but when I look at the "screen-shot", I found that
there are 2 "graphical" monitors showing "FreeMemory" and "ActiveThreadCount". 
They are very good examples for us to show our clients the ability of
JBoss/JMX.

Can anyone tell me how to config the mc4j to show these 2 monitors?  I have
downloaded the latest mc4j and connect to my JBoss but unable to create
anything looks like the "screen-shot".  Are the "FreeMemory" and
"ActiveThreadCount" provided by JBoss by default?

I am using the "jboss-3.0.4_tomcat-4.1.12".

Thx in advance.

Regards,
-- Keith Cheng


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