Having spent the last (almost) year learning about J2EE Frameworks (specifically The Spring Framework) I found this article very funny. It aptly describes the trials and tribulations of creating applications using framework tools, in a way that any one… more »
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JMX can incur an overhead to an application so many libraries have an option to switch it on explicitly.
In order to get a JMX view into ActiveMQ (JMS implementation) you must switch on JMX on the container and on the ActiveMQ library.
To active JMX… more »
In order to switch on JMX to monitor a Tomcat instance you must firstly switch it on and then tell it what port to listen on. There is also optional support for user names and passwords. JMX helps with remote management and as a consequence will… more »
In order to get JMX information out of a running instance of Tomcat under Eclipse, you must add the Sun’s JMX Remote Management debug option to the start-up command of Tomcat.
Goto the Servers pane at the bottom of the screen. (Or Window->Show… more »
If you move a web page to a new location on your server you don’t want to create broken links. To make sure your web site still fits together you can create page place holders that redirect visitors to a different location. This will give you time… more »