There is a bit of code in place already for a command-line
interface, which could be used to implement command-line JMX management
for Geronimo (indeed, there's already a sample command that starts the
server). If you'd like pursue the command-line angle, I can give you some
more detail.
I believe there was talk of extending the Tomcat 5 web UI for JMX
management for Geronimo, if you're interested in the web angle. There is
also some OpenEJB code that could be drawn on here. I know little about
either, but there are others on the list who could certainly tell you
more.
If you're thinking of a Swing sort of management console, I don't
think anything concrete has even been proposed.
In any case, are you familiar with JMX, JSR-77, and JSR-88
already?
Aaron
P.S. No design specs as such, though there are occasional formulated ideas
in the mail archive and/or the Wiki. This is not to say a more organized
approach to design would be turned down.
On Mon, 1 Sep 2003, Matt Kurjanowicz wrote:
> Hi there,
> I'm really interested in getting involved, and have been reading the
> mailing list and looking thru the code for a little while, and now I'm
> itching to get my hands dirty.
> I'd really like to get involved in the JMX management console. Where is
> a good place to start? Has there been any code written for it yet? How
> about any design specs? If so, where can I find these? And if not, does
> anyone have any ideas in there head of what it should encompass that
> they're willing to throw out there?
>
> Thanks,
> Matt Kurjanowicz
>
>
