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mike
Hi,
In a weblogic server we have the following code to send a notification
to an MBean.
public void sendNotification(String id) throws Exception {
mbsc.invoke(objectName, "sendAlarmNotification", null, null);
}
public void resetNotification(String id)throws Exception{
mbsc.invoke(objectName,"resetAlarmNotification", null, null);
}
Weblogic uses JMX 1.0.
Problem is to get a reference (mbsc) to the MBean that is located
outside Weblogic server (WLS).
The JMX Agent and the MBean is running in a separate JVM but on the
same host as the WLS.
It uses JMX 1.2 with the Remote API.
Both use jdk 1.4.2.
Any ideas how I can acess the MBeanServer to get a connection to my
JMXAgent and MBean?
In the Weblogic 8.1 docs I found the following:
If your client accesses MBeans that are running in a separate JVM, use
RemoteMBeanServer.
(Interacts with non-WebLogic Server MBeans MBeanServer).
But I cannot find any more hints.
cheers,
//mike
In a weblogic server we have the following code to send a notification
to an MBean.
public void sendNotification(String id) throws Exception {
mbsc.invoke(objectName, "sendAlarmNotification", null, null);
}
public void resetNotification(String id)throws Exception{
mbsc.invoke(objectName,"resetAlarmNotification", null, null);
}
Weblogic uses JMX 1.0.
Problem is to get a reference (mbsc) to the MBean that is located
outside Weblogic server (WLS).
The JMX Agent and the MBean is running in a separate JVM but on the
same host as the WLS.
It uses JMX 1.2 with the Remote API.
Both use jdk 1.4.2.
Any ideas how I can acess the MBeanServer to get a connection to my
JMXAgent and MBean?
In the Weblogic 8.1 docs I found the following:
If your client accesses MBeans that are running in a separate JVM, use
RemoteMBeanServer.
(Interacts with non-WebLogic Server MBeans MBeanServer).
But I cannot find any more hints.
cheers,
//mike