On Jan 19, 2014, at 2:05 AM, asarkar <[email protected]> wrote:
> OK, the stats do show up, AFTER a request has been made. However, I was
> correct in that client side monitoring isn't supported.
All the response time interceptors seem to be able to handle the client side
OK. The handleMessage methods all have code paths specifically for the client
side. We just don’t stick clients into the JMX hierarchy.
You can add the ResponseTimeFeature to the client which would keep track of the
stats. You may need to add a CounterRepository onto the Bus as well. After
that, you could do:
CounterRepository cr = bus.getExtension(CounterRepository.class);
to get the repository and query stats and such.
Dan
> JConsole does work on Mac, with a security warning, however. I initially
> missed setting the JVM parameters without which it was not able to connect.
> The Spring messages are normal in debug mode...it's just Spring looking for
> a default profile.
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