Peter,

You need to see the following section on ant.properties...

   # ----- MX4J Open JMX Implementation, version 1.1 or later -----
   mx4j.home=C:/Downloads/mx4j-1.1/mx4j-1.1
   mx4j.lib=${mx4j.home}/lib
   mx4j.jar=${mx4j.lib}/mx4j-jmx.jar
   mx4j-tools.jar=${mx4j.lib}/mx4j-tools.jar

Also, after build of dist-lite, you'll need to edit conf/kernel.conf

<component role="org.apache.avalon.phoenix.interfaces.SystemManager"
class="org.apache.avalon.phoenix.components.manager.MX4JSystemManager"
logger="manager" >
<manager-adaptor-port>8082</manager-adaptor-port>
<manager-admin-name>admin</manager-admin-name>
<manager-admin-password>test</manager-admin-password>
<manager-registry-port>1111</manager-registry-port>
</component>


Avalon-apps/demo contains a simple example of Pheonix usage that is JMX enabled.

- Paul

Hi,

in the phoenix 4.0a4 change log I saw a note that mx4j is now used as the JMX implementation, which is in my opinion a very good idea.
Now unfortunately I don't see any word in the Phoenix docs or samples on how to use it?
Are there already ready-to-use components let's say for the MBean server, or the adaptors of mx4j?
If not wouldn't that be great candidates for standard components?



Thanks, Peter




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