Hi,
did have a look at it, but thats quite useless there, as im on an
appserver while the pure start is only for situations where you dont
have any server at all - this is, because the MBeansever etc. is already
existant and no container is required.
(in fact, as wicket-jmx has its own initializer.init() its a real pure
drop in jar..)
However, my problem was not in wicket-jmx not working (in fact, the
MBeans where there all time) but in an buggy adminconsole from GFb50g
where the MBeans were not displayed... however, using the good old
jconsole all was there and worked like expected.
Regards,
Korbinian
Gerolf Seitz schrieb:
take a look at the javadoc and implementation of the class
org.apache.wicket.examples.StartExamples (yes, you guessed it: in
wicket-examples).
i just copied the class to my project, renamed it, changed the contextPath
and launched it with the mentioned parameter.
works like a charm...
gerolf
