Java Management eXtensions (JMX) is a Java API that provides tools to monitor and to manage application program software/objects/devices (printer) and service-oriented networks.
This guide is intended for system administrators who manage and maintain JMX in JEUS® (hereafter JEUS) and it describes how to use JEUS JMX modules.
To fully understand this guide, users need to have an understanding of JMX development Refer to specification materials suggested in http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html or other JMX-related documents.
To understand the basic concepts and applications of JEUS, it is recommended that users refer to the following:
This guide includes examples and environment settings in UNIX. To use them in other environments such as Microsoft Windows™ (hereafter Windows), users need to consider several conditions.
For example, the Unix delimiter "/" should be replaced with the Windows delimiter "\". The environment variables also need to be specified using (%%). Note that JEUS_HOME referred to in this guide is the home directory of JEUS.
This guide concerns material based on Java SE, but it does not contain details about the Java EE specifications or JMX. For such details, see the Java documentation.
This guide consists of three chapters.
"Chapter 1. Searching for MBean Information and Monitoring Statistics"
This chapter describes how to search for information about JEUS MBeans and check for various statistics using WebAdmin.
"Chapter 2. Configuring the JMX Manager"
Describes the configuration of JMX Manager environment.
"Chapter 3. JMX Application Development"
Describes how to develop and install JEUS JMX client applications for the JEUS monitoring service.
Convention | Meaning |
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<AaBbCc123> | Program source code file name |
<Ctrl>+C | Hold down the Ctrl key and press the C key |
[Button] | Name of a GUI button or menu |
Bold | Emphasis |
Italics | Reference to another guide |
" " (Double quotation marks) | Reference to a chapter or section in this or another guide |
'Input' | User input on the screen |
Hyperlink
| Email account, website, or a reference to other chapters or sections |
> | Proceeding order of menu |
+---- | Files or directories exist in this directory |
|---- | Files or directories do not exist in this directory |
Note | Reference or caution |
[Figure 1.1] | Figure caption |
AaBbCc123 | Commands, screen output after executing command, or sample code |
{ } | Required items |
[ ] | Optional items |
| | Selective items |
Requirements | |
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Platform | Solaris 9, 10, 11 |
HP-UX 11.x, 11i, 11iV2 | |
IBM AIX 5L, 6L, AIX 7L | |
MS Windows 2008, 2012, Vista, 7, 8 | |
Hardware | 20 GB of hard drive disk storage recommended. At least 2 GB. |
More than 1 GB RAM recommended. | |
JDK | JDK 7, JDK 8 |
Guide | Description |
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JEUS Introduction Guide | Introduces the JEUS server and describes its architecture and components. |
JEUS Getting Started Guide | Introduces JEUS and describes how to install it and get started. |
JEUS Server Guide | Gives an overview of the JEUS system and the server and describes how to manage the system. |
JEUS SNMP Guide | Describes JEUS monitoring system that uses the standard SNMPs. |
JEUS Reference Book | Includes reference useful for using JEUS. |
JEUS WebAdmin Guide | Describes how to use JEUS's Web management tool, WebAdmin, for configuring, controlling, monitoring, and clustering JEUS, and for resource configuration and management. |
Java EE 7 Specification
Java EE management 1.1 Specification
JMX 1.2 Specification
JMX Remote API 1.0 Specification