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JMX and Spring - Part 1 | Javalobby
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JMX and Spring - Part 3 | Javalobby
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Extending Spring JMX support
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Securing JMX Access in JBoss at Uptime & Performance Tips
Securing the JMX Console JBoss makes it really easy to secure the management applications – as easy as flipping a few switches (the hard part, of course, is finding the switches that need flipping)....
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Exposing JMX Beans in Weblogic using Spring
Eric Miles and I were working on different clients that were both utilizing the Weblogic application and the Spring framework. Each of needed a way to expose some of the configuration items as JMX...
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Checking JMX with JRuby
I’ve recently been playing around with JRuby and found the switch from MRI to be hassle free. One of the advantages of JRuby is it’s portability. You can use nearly all Ruby code straight away on the...
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JMX : Some Introductory Notes « Source Open
JMX (Java Management Extensions) is a J2SE technology which enables management and monitoring of Java applications. The basic idea is to implement a set of management objects and register the...
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Gradle: Using JMX with the Tomcat Plugin | James Carr
Lately at work we’ve been using the tomcat plugin for our gradle projects instead of the bundled jetty plugin. There were a lot of reasons for doing this with the main reason being our production...
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Enabling JMX in Gradle’s jetty Plugin | James Carr
It’s another day, which means another gradle tip. I have been experimenting with JMX lately and using MBeanExporter to export spring beans so that I can interact with them over JMX (specifically,...
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Andriy Redko {devmind}: Watch your Spring webapp: Hibernate and log4j over JMX
I have been actively using Java Management Extensions (JMX), particularly within web applications, in order to monitor application internals and sometimes tune some parameters at runtime. There are few...
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