they should live. You can get
the values for the loader and registry by hooking up a JMX console to
your existing Tomcat. Olivier Vergès [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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hi all, I'm creating a web application for auto deploying virtual
host through apache
I've found these
* ObjectName loader = new
ObjectName(Catalina:type=ServerClassLoader,name=common);
**
MBeanServer server =
java.lang.management.ManagementFactory.getPlatformMBeanServer();
*
but registry is not in my JMX.
O.V
2008/9/2 Olivier Vergès [EMAIL PROTECTED]
yeah i've
it works in part, i have done this to add a ssoagentvalve:
*
String vname = Catalina:type=Valve,name=SSOAgentValve,host= + nameVH;
ObjectName ovalve = new ObjectName(vname);
Object valve =
server.instantiate(org.josso.tc60.agent.SSOAgentValve);
will automagically add the new elements to where they should live.
You can get the values for the loader and registry by hooking up a JMX
console to your existing Tomcat.
Olivier Vergès [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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hi all,
I'm creating a web application for auto
by hooking up a JMX
console to your existing Tomcat.
Olivier Vergès [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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hi all,
I'm creating a web application for auto deploying virtual host through
apache and tomcat on a production server.
Everything is ok except for the Tomcat
hi all,
I'm creating a web application for auto deploying virtual host through
apache and tomcat on a production server.
Everything is ok except for the Tomcat part:
As tomcat can't be reloaded and as i can't restart anytime I want, I 've
heard jmx was great cause it was possible to modify a
