Using a JMX Console

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with ServiceMix

This document explains how to connect a JMX Console to ServiceMix. The following three open source JMX Consoles will be discussed:

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The ServiceMix JBIContainer exposes internal services and Components through JMX. The JBIContainer can be passed as a JMXBeanServer or, it can be configured to create one , if one doesn't exist (see Configuration). If the JBIContainer creates its own MBeanServer instance, it also creates an RMI JMXConnector - to allow remote connections. The Ant Tasks use thisthe following:

String jndiPath = <container name> + "JMX";
JMXServiceURL url = new JMXServiceURL ("service:jmx:rmi:///jndi/rmi://<namingHost>:<namingPort>/" + jndiPath) ;
JMXConnector connector = JMXConnectorFactory.connect(url);

The following configuration variables will be needed in are required for the next sections.

NOTE: The values shown are the default settings for ServiceMix.

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The Java-2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) 5.0 release includes a JMX monitoring tool, JConsole. JConsole monitors applications running on the Java platform and provides information on their performance and resource consumption. Please see Sun's documentation for more information on using this tool.

NOTE: this This tool is available with the Java 5 release only.

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This section explains how to configure JConsole to monitor ServiceMix. The ServiceMix port number, the ServiceMix container id, and the JMX Service URL will be required. This information was specified in the previous section, in the Default Settings box.

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