|I'm not doing the monitoring via JMX MonitorBeans but through JMS. Spyder
|has some logic for setting up users/passwords for subscribers but I
|haven't looked at it more closely yet.
really? gee I haven't seen that JMS logic, pretty cool I guess for
monitoring it is ok... so you never can query dynamically? or do you have an
API for that as well that sends a message? pretty cool I guess I must go
back into the code... (i am warming up to it ;-)
|As far as JMX goes my understanding is that at the moment it doesn't have
|security implemented in the RI, though I could be wrong... I haven't
|looked at the released version. The draft spec of JMX left security for
|later versions though.
That is correct, a core security service in JMX is being discussed but not
in the current RI.
|Basically there's several places in the server that need security
|services, and if we can centralize this in one place, that would be a Good
|Thing (TM), IMHO.
mmmmm yeeeees, Mr hand, there are many "things" that need to be security
aware, a bean method, the JMX building the monitoring....
mmmmm yeeeeeeeeees let's start thuning....
marc
|
|-- Juha
|
|
|On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Maddison, David wrote:
|
|> The attributes of the services though could be exposed, and
|security left up
|> to the MonitorMBeans or the Adaptor?
|>
|> David Maddison
|>
|> -----Original Message-----
|> From: Juha-P Lindfors [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|> Sent: 04 December 2000 10:55
|> To: jBoss
|> Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] Remote jboss monitoring
|>
|>
|>
|>
|> On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Tim Yates wrote:
|> > Hiya... is there a way of monitoring jBoss statistics whilst it is
|> running
|> > such as an EAR, or a stand alone java app?
|>
|> No, not yet though working on it.
|>
|> However, the first version won't allow remote monitoring, just localhost,
|> cause I have yet to find the place to drop anything security related in
|> the server architecture. This would include the remote JMX management
|> authentication, admin tool authentication, etc. It will most
|likely tie to
|> JNP somehow, I don't know. Hopefully it would allow the web based JMX
|> management to be enabled in real world deployments as well.
|>
|> Anything particular you'd like to monitor?
|>
|> -- Juha
|>
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