Hey, > in the bin directory, run java -jar jndiView.jar Unfortunately this is not true anymore with the latest CVS, since jndiView.jar was replaced by an MBean, so the bound EJB (and not only) are now visible surfing http://<host>:8082. > > Hi, > > > > I am new to jBoss and want to find out if there are any > beans currently > > running on a jBoss server (preferably non-programatically). > I am sure there > > must be a way to do that. You can also monitor if beans are "running" (ie if invocations are currently done on them) using as example the 2 jars you can find in dist/bin: the jms one monitors active invocations (ie if nobody is invoking methods on the beans, it shows nothing), while the jmx one monitors a "snapshot" of the JBoss/Server bean cache, so you can know how many beans of each kind are in the caches, even if JBoss is "resting". Inside the jars there is also the source code for that. HTH, Simon -- -------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
