1. How can I make "jconsole" work with Websphere 6.1? stackoverflow.comI've deployed some Managed Beans on WebSphere 6.1 and I've managed to invoke them through a standalone client, but when I try to use the application "jconsole" distributed with the standard ... |
2. How do you enable JMX in Websphere? stackoverflow.comI would like to use JConsole to monitor my Websphere application, but I am not sure how to enable JMX. |
3. How can I determine the J2ee application server type and version? stackoverflow.comI need to detect information about the Application Server my EJBs are running in. The System.properties contain a lot of information about Java and the Operating system, but I need to know ... |
4. How to avoid ClassCastException in JMX calls with complex arguments on Websphere appserver stackoverflow.comWe are using JMX for communication between different EARs on the same Websphere application server (6.1). All works well if we only use Java types as arguments, but if we use ... |
5. How can you allocate a role to a websphere user via JMX? stackoverflow.comI've managed to create a a new user from a servlet using VMM. The problem I now have is in allocating a role to the user. Does anyone know ... |
6. Does anyone have some JMX code for creating a new websphere datasource? stackoverflow.comI'm trying to update the password on a websphere J2C datasource connector using JMX. Does anyone have any source or tips ? cheers, Trevor |
7. Missing Websphere NodeAgent JMX MBean stackoverflow.comI am trying to run the sample code from IBM (sample code link) to connect to Websphere Application Server v7.0 through a JMX client. I could successfully connect to ... |
8. Accessing Websphere 7 MBeans using Sun JConsole stackoverflow.comHow do I access Websphere 7 MBeans using Sun's JConsole? |
9. Programmatically access Websphere Application Server and its resources stackoverflow.comThis is my very first question on StackOverflow so, please bear with me. What am I trying to achieve? I need to write a standalone program to access a particular instance or multiple ... |