Thanks Alessio, the last question how can I get the statistics of each
operation of the web service?
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"abdujaparov" wrote : Hi Alesso,thanks, now it works!
| Another question is it possible to get the statistics of each operation of
each endpoint?
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No, not right now. But, as I said, we are thinking of features like this in the
productivity thread I mentioned above, feel fre
Hi Alesso,thanks, now it works!
Another question is it possible to get the statistics of each operation of each
endpoint?
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Why don't you try? Yeah, you can, this should give you the start time of one
(probably the first) of your deployed endpoint.
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Hi Alessio,
Let's see if I understand:
Could I write a web service method like this?
| @WebMethod
| public java.util.Date getStartDate(){
| // get SPI provider and endpoint registry
| SPIProvider spiProvider = SPIProviderResolver.getInstance()
|
Hi abdujaparov,
what Oskar is telling you is that instead of using JMX to access the managed
endpoint MBean, you might leverage our spi to get the metrics you're looking
for.
As a matter of fact, once you get the org.jboss.wsf.spi.deployment.Endpoint
with the code Okar gave you, you can do
Endpo
Hi Oskar, with this classes what do I obtain?
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Hi!
http://repository.jboss.org/maven2/jboss/jbossws-spi/1.0.0.GA/jbossws-spi-1.0.0.GA.jar
//Oskar
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Hi Oskar!
What are the jar files of that classes and what are the packages?
What do I obtain with that classes?
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Hi!
I begin to study jmx, I hope to understand something, the code posted by oskar
permits to take the list of web service deployed on jboss?
A question, has jbossws statistics about each operation (ex: number of request
of operation echo(String) of service Pippo) of the service or only the gen
Hi!
Just take a look in the source code for the jbossws web application and you´re
up and running. It's really simple when you find the correct source.
Anyway, here is a code snippet ...
| // get SPI provider and endpoint registry
| SPIProvider spiProvider = SPIProviderResolver.getInstance(
Hi,
unfortunately no tutorial available on this right now; however, once you
understand a bit about JMX, it's quite straightforward.
I suggest you to search a bit about jmx technology on the Internet.
A brief JMX-console introduction is available here:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JMX
Hi Alessio, I've read what you have highlited but I don't understand a lot.
Does a tutorial/guide exist? If yes, where can I find it?
With that informations I remain at the beginning point.
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Also consider we still have to fix this
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBWS-1855, but I'm quite confident it will be
resolved soon.
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The statistics you see in the deployed service list page are currently also
available through a MBean for each endpoint (ManagedEndpoint). You can access
them programmatically via JMX; moreover they're of course showed in the
jmx-console under the jboss.ws domain.
If you think something else sho
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