Hi socket programmers,
While writing mbeans to interface with legacy tcp/ip hosts,
I often thought it would be really usefull to be able to ping them.
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As you surely know ping is icmp based, and jdks up to 1.4 don't
support icmp sockets. Even if you write some jni code you are urged
to run the
Christophe,
Well, I'm not aware of a doc that refers to loading/unloading specifically. JMX is
a specification that focuses on instrumentation of networked components, and it, like
many Java Specifications, has a limited focus, with few implementation details
described in the
JBoss daily test results
SUMMARY
Number of tests run: 991
Successful tests: 983
Errors:6
Failures: 2
[time of test: 2002-12-22.12-05 GMT]
[java.version: 1.3.1]
Hi Geeks
Some people asked why I am leaving and therefore I took some
time to explain what happened from my view. The kick-out also
raises the question how owns the code of an open-source project
especially when a company like JBoss Group (JBG) makes money
out of it but also controls who can
Funny, I was thinking about this concept the other day, as I still have delusions of
grandjeur to build a rich client application on top of the Jboss kernel. My thoughts
on this were along the lines of the following, based on a scenario of an upgraded
component version (discovered via some
How much of what you are thinking of would be handled by:
jmx
jboss service lifecycle
jboss mbean dependencies enhanced by including the version as a key in the
ObjectName and using queries or filter conditions rather than equality for
resolution of dependencies.
BTW in jboss 4 clients using
How much of what you are thinking of would be handled by:
jmx
Most if not all of it - the JMX timer would be responsible for the async
work of taking down and upgrading the module and its dependencies. In
addition, the rich client platform would benefit from JMX itself. The
only problem is
If anything has a portable ICMP layer I would expect it in the Ethereal
protocol analyzer : http://www.ethereal.com/
I'm interested in getting this an other network topology tools working
in JBoss to better support cluster configuration issues so I'll help get
something going here.
