Glenn Nielsen wrote:
> There are now several commerical tools for doing production runtime
> monitoring of java applications which can obtain their data using JMX.
That's orthogonal - it doesn't matter what method we use to 'jmx-enable',
what matters is to have the getters for the info we need. T
There are now several commerical tools for doing production runtime
monitoring of java applications which can obtain their data using JMX.
Currently JMX in Tomcat is only being used for configuration data.
I would like to see this expanded to support making available production
runtime monitoring
Not sure if this was decided or we are just in a status-quo mode.
My question is what is our position regarding the dependency of
tomcat5 on JMX and the level of integration/support.
There are 2 choices:
- 5.0 requires JMX. If this is the case we can have code that takes
advantage of this a bit
