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SMILA/Documentation/Management
< SMILA | Documentation
This is deprecated for SMILA 1.0, the JMX management framework is still functional but it's planned to replace it with management and monitoring HTTP ReST APIs.
SMILA is a framework with a lot of functionality. Most is invoke automatically by internal operations. Nevertheless, the user has to configure and start an initial operation. All functions a user can execute are accessible from the JMX Management Agent. On the following pages you will learn how to use SMILA with the aid of Java's built in JConsole and to handle the JMXClient which features access to SMILA commands via batch files.
Contents
- 1 Management with the aid of jconsole
- 2 PerformanceCounter
- 3 JMX Client
- 3.1 Pre-defined commands (batch-files)
- 3.2 Usage
- 3.3 Configuration
- 3.3.1 Configuration explanation
- 3.3.1.1 To use commands which interact with JMX a connection to the JMX port of SMILA is needed
- 3.3.1.2 Existing commands
- 3.3.1.3 To create your own commands you have to use cmd command after the schema defined in the above folder
- 3.3.1.4 To keep the console open and inform you about actual status you can use the wait tag
- 3.3.1 Configuration explanation
- 4 JMX Client in OSGi console
- 5 External links
Management with the aid of jconsole
The jconsole is a little tool for monitoring java applications nested in the JDK. Over a JMX connection it’s possible to connect an application with the swing UI of jconsole. If you start up SMILA engine and open jconsole you can connect the Jconsole to SMILA immediately.
