My previous post explains how you can use the Hibernate plugin to manage your Hibernate applications with Jopr. In reality, the Hibernate plugin is just a customized JMX plugin because, after all, everything you do in relation to monitoring Hibernate is through its Hibernate Statistics MBean.
So this begs the question, what if my own application has its own custom JMX MBeans? Can I use Jopr to manage and monitor those as well?
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Dec 02, 2008
Anonymous says:
Hi John, tried this demo on the latest (2.1.0) Jopr server and it complained to ...Hi John, tried this demo on the latest (2.1.0) Jopr server and it complained to deploy the custom plugin. The following exception was thrown:
org.rhq.core.clientapi.agent.metadata.InvalidPluginDescriptorException: There is
no resource type named [JMX Server] from a plugin named [JMX]; please check the
descriptor of type [First Custom Service]