bsnyder wrote:
>
> Jconsole can be used to connect to remote brokers. When making a
> connection to the broker from Jconsole, specify the ip address and
> port number to connect. But I'm not sure this will provide what you
> need given that you're looking to 'dynamically manage network
> connectors'. What exactly do you need to manage about the connectors?
>
> Bruce
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In my application we want to leverage some kind of distributed queue
probably using store-forward, and new brokers may come online from
time-to-time. I wanted to then update the network connector(s) dynamically
to include these new brokers in the store-forward scheme, and I wanted to do
this all programmatically.
I could always roll my own JMX component that wraps the broker, providing
whatever management I need, but I'd rather not re-invent that wheel.
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