Hi Praveen, Im not aware of tools which let you inspect .je files directly in a nice way, only ones which dump the contents, although I have never really looked for such tools so they may exist but again probably wouldnt work while the broker was running.
The method of inspecting the broker while running is currently via its JMX interfaces, which will give you access to all the queues etc and can identify whether queues are durable, messages are persistent etc. You can do this via any generic tool such as JConsole, or via our JMX management console (available on download page, user guide at https://cwiki.apache.org/qpid/qpid-jmx-management-console-user-guide.html ) which you should find useful if you liked the msTool (which has actually just been removed from trunk because it doesnt really offer much the other ways dont and wasnt being maintained or really usedl; in fact you are the only person ive ever seen mention it). The only limitation would be that if you are mixing transient and persistent messaging it isnt as clear without inspection which is which while the broker is running (as obviously the transient stuff cases to exist if you shut it down). Its a running theme to my replies at the moment, but improved management is also something we intend to look at next year. Robbie On 7 December 2011 02:16, Praveen M <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > Does anyone know of any utility that can be used to browse the BDB > datastore? > > I'm specifically looking for a tool that will let me inspect a .je file and > display all the databases, key - value pairs present in the file. > > I looked at the JMX plugin and the Jconsole plugin that BDB ships with BDB > JE but i wasn't lucky to see any inspect tools in it. > > I found the msTool script pretty cool, it works to the effect of what I > need, but is limited that it can't work alongside when the broker is up and > running. > > Is there an alternate way to attain what I'm looking for? > > Thank you, > -- > -Praveen --------------------------------------------------------------------- Apache Qpid - AMQP Messaging Implementation Project: http://qpid.apache.org Use/Interact: mailto:[email protected]
