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Performance and scalability: monitoring JBoss

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  1. monitoring JBoss (5 messages)

    • Posted by: zhang zhang
    • Posted on: April 05 2004 10:08 EDT
    pls. recommand tool for which will allow for the monitoring of the JBoss server,such as porformance...
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  2. JView 2004 - Jave Performance Tuning and Monitor[ Go to top ]

    Try JView 2004 - http://www.devstream.com for Java Performance Tuning. There's a free 30-Day Trial.
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  3. Try Scottit for monitoring and diagnosingJ2EE applications[ Go to top ]

    Scottit is a web application for monitoring, guarding and diagnosing J2EE applications running on JBoss, Resin, WebLogic, WebSphere,...

    You can download Scottit at www.ustobe.com/scottit.
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  4. Try Scottit for monitoring and diagnosing J2EE applications[ Go to top ]

    Sorry, here's the hyperlink: http://www.ustobe.com/scottit
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  5. Monitoring db connections of JBOSS[ Go to top ]

    Hi there,

    is there a simple way to know how many database connections are open at a given time during the run of a web application in JBOSS
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  6. monitoring JBoss[ Go to top ]

    Hi Zhang Zhang, I would recommend Evident Software’s JBoss performance monitoring tool, it collects performance data from JBoss clusters including cache data, JMS queues etc. BTW, @Nicolas, not sure if this helps but this tool also allows you to track the JDBC Connection Pool. HTH, Milly

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