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Tomcat plays an important role for Java Enterprise. Most developers and
administrators work simultaneously with several Tomcats. This makes it
complicated to keep an overview on multiple Tomcat installations.
Moreover one needs a lot of time to...
0 replies - 2149 views - 09/26/10 by Artem Grinshtein in Announcements
JBoss recently released the next version of their business logic integration platform, which is now split into five sub projects. The main focus for Drools 5.1 has been to provide better consumability for users with declarative services based on Spring,...
0 replies - 11083 views - 09/07/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
Chapters in my MEAP version: An Introduction to Messaging and ActiveMQ
How to Configure ActiveMQ
Using ActiveMQ to Build Messaging Applications
Advanced Features in...
0 replies - 10415 views - 05/27/10 by Manuel Jordan in Book Reviews
DZone recently met up with IBM's Ian Robinson to discuss Apache Aries, a project which aims to deliver a set of pluggable Java components
enabling an enterprise OSGi application programming model. In this interview, recorded at IBM Impact 2010, Ian talks...
1 replies - 10789 views - 05/14/10 by Nitin Bharti in Articles
In this latest release of JmxLogger (version 0.3.0 - http://code.google.com/p/jmx-logger/), many features have been added including a built-in console to view logs as they are streamed across the network. JmxLogger allows to see your Java application logs...
0 replies - 2496 views - 02/11/10 by Vladimir Vivien in Announcements
I have a dream... No, I will not speak here about jobs and freedom. I have a dream that I have been no more called from operation team. I want to hear nothing about performance problems with highly loaded java application in production. The operation people...
6 replies - 6746 views - 08/27/09 by Andriy Maksymov in Articles
Sometimes there is a need to change the logging level in the some modules of an application server. This usually isn't managed easily: the change the logging level means a restart of the server in most cases. This is not always required, but is in most cases.
3 replies - 4576 views - 07/07/09 by Andriy Maksymov in Tips and Tricks
JmxLogger makes it easy to monitor application log events in realtime using JMX. You can use the JmxLogger API's Log4J Appender or the Java Logging Handler to broadcast your application logs as JMX notifications. Using the familiar configuration mechanism...
5 replies - 8775 views - 04/15/09 by Vladimir Vivien in News
JSR 262 ("Web Services Connector for Java Management Extensions (JMX) Agents") holds much promise as an alternative to the standard remote JMX connector.
0 replies - 9770 views - 06/02/08 by Dustin Marx in Articles
A new Early Access (EA3) of the Connector is available. It implements the JSR 262 Public Review Specification. The JSR 262 defines a connector for JMX that uses Web Services to make JMX
instrumentation available remotely.
0 replies - 3840 views - 02/18/08 by Jean-Francois Denise in Announcements
I wanted to download the latest version of JBoss AS to deploy it to
a new server, and while I was wandering round their site to see what is
going on, I found an interview of Ales Justing by Mark Newton about the work they’re doing with OSGi.
Apparently they...
2 replies - 13507 views - 02/11/08 by Sebastien Arbogast in News
