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Jolokia – Overview

https://jolokia.org/index.html

Is remote JMX with JSON over HTTP. It is fast, simple, polyglot and has unique features. It's JMX on Capsaicin. Jolokia is a JMX-HTTP bridge giving an alternative to JSR-160 connectors. It is an agent based approach with support for many platforms. In addition to basic JMX operations it enhances JMX remoting with unique features like bulk requests and fine grained security policies. Which make Jolokia unique for JMX remoting. And a reference manual. Exist for many platforms (JEE, OSGi, Mule, JVM). In ord...

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Jolokia –

https://jolokia.org/agent/war.html

This agent is most suitable for JEE environments. It gets deployed as a usual web archive. The specific deployment procedure depends on the JEE server in used. E.g. for Tomcat, its not more than a copy of jolokia.war. As soon as it is deployed, the agents offers its services under the URL of the deployed web application. For Tomcat running with its standard configuration the agent is then reachable under. Setup and configuration of the WAR agent is explained detailed in the reference manual.

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Jolokia – Tutorial

https://jolokia.org/tutorial.html

In this tutorial, it will be demonstrated how easily a WAR agent can be installed on a fresh Tomcat, how to verify the installation and how to access the client. In order to start on a green field, we are installing a fresh Tomcat in which the agent-war is going to be installed. Download Tomcat 7 from its site. Tar zxvf apache-tomcat-7.*.tar.gz $ cd apache-tomcat-7.* $ TC=`pwd`. Download the Jolokia WAR-agent and copy it into Tomcat's webapp directory:. Now the container can be started with:. If you are ...

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Jolokia – Support

https://jolokia.org/support.html

There a multiple channels from where support for Jolokia can be obtained. Bugs are tracked via GitHub. Questions should be preferably posed in the Jolokia Forum. On the other hand, the are ways for supporting the development of Jolokia, too. You can contribute code and bug-fixes via GitHub. Prefered) or with financial support (donations via Pledgie or flattring Jolokia). For Jolokia related discussions. Don't hesitate to fill it up with your questions and suggestions. Feel free to join us on Freenode.

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Jolokia – Jolokia Javascript Client library

https://jolokia.org/client/javascript.html

Jolokia's Javascript client library allows for easy access to the Jolokia agent from within Javascript scripts. It encapsulates the JSON/HTTP access within a simple object layer. The Javascript client binding provides the following features:. Synchronous and asynchronous operations. Support for JSONP for accessing servers other than the one serving the Javscript file. Support for all Jolokia features like bulk requests or JMX proxy calls. Simple access methods like. In addition to a generic. Jolokia as C...

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Jolokia – Jolokia Java Client library

https://jolokia.org/client/java.html

Jolokia Java Client library. The Jolokia Java client bindings provide typeless access to a remote JMX MBeanServer. Its programming model follows a request-response paradigm and is easy to use:. J4pClient j4pClient = new J4pClient(http:/ localhost:8080/jolokia); J4pReadRequest req = new J4pReadRequest(java.lang:type=Memory,HeapMemoryUsage); req.setPath(used); J4pReadResponse resp = j4pClient.execute(req); System.out.println(resp.getValue() ;. Version: 1.3.5-SNAPSHOT.

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Jolokia –

https://jolokia.org/agent/osgi.html

For using an agent within an OSGi container, Jolokia comes with agents packaged OSGi bundles. They come in two flavours:. The standard bundle which requires an OSGi HttpService as specified by the OSGi group. Prominent implementations of this service are Pax Web. And Apache Felix HttpService. This bundle fits best the OSGi philosophy of modularity and is hence the recommended bundle. A all-in-one bundle with no external dependencies except to the. Orgosgi.service.log.LogService.

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Jolokia – Forum

https://jolokia.org/forum.html

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Jolokia – Agents

https://jolokia.org/agent.html

Various agents are available for providing Jolokia services in different environments:. For deployment as web application in a JEE Server. For deployment in an OSGi container. This agent is packaged as a bundle and comes in two flavors (minimal, all-in-one). Which can be used with any Oracle/Sun based JVM, Version 6 or later. For usage within a Mule ESB. For setting up an extra HTTP connector for this agent). Also, this is the agent for the proxy mode. The WAR agent has been tested to work on. Is an all-...

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Jolokia – Jmx4Perl

https://jolokia.org/client/perl.html

As described in this story. Jolokia has its origins in the Perl world where it starts as a simple solution for monitoring Java JEE applications with Nagios. Was its former name, which in addition the agents contains powerfule Perl modules for accessing Jolokia instrumented servers. This modules are the fundaments for tools like check jmx4perl. A Nagios plugin with a rich feature set, jmx4perl. A command line utility for accessing the agents and j4psh. A readline based remote JMX shell.