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JMX on Stax
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Spike Washburn Oct 25, 2009.

Web-based administration tool suggestion

Started Jul 19, 2009

Apache ActiveMQ on Stax
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Spike Washburn Mar 27, 2009.

 

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Dick Hirsch commented on Spike Washburn's blog post 'Request for Maven Users'
I used maven to deploy my app on Stax this week. Worked fine. D.
Feb 17, 2010
Dick Hirsch commented on Spike Washburn's blog post 'Request for Maven Users'
What about the ability to set the proxy for communication with Stax servers in the cloud? Currently, I have to set the value manually in the bootstrap.groovy file: System.properties.putAll(…
Jan 20, 2010
Dick Hirsch replied to ceaseoleo's discussion 'moving existing maven application to stax'
We (ESME) also need maven-based access to deploy our app. We are using the Apache instance of Hudson and would like to deploy our app to Stax after it is built. It looks like you got it working. Is the description of how to do it in the wiki…
Nov 5, 2009
Spike Washburn replied to Dick Hirsch's discussion 'JMX on Stax'
Unfortunately, this won't work even though its HTTP. Servers and ports on the appservers are assigned dynamically at deploy time. Anything you open on your own port will not be recognized by Stax as a routing target so no requests will ever be…
Oct 25, 2009
Andrew Hearick replied to Dick Hirsch's discussion 'JMX on Stax'
The MBeans are exposed through an HTTP agent (openDMK) so it should work in a stax environment. That agent is listening on 9092. We can change the port to anything, however the agent and servlet container are going to conflict on 8080 which is why…
Oct 25, 2009
Spike Washburn replied to Dick Hirsch's discussion 'JMX on Stax'
Dick, the servers your applications are deployed on are not directly accessible via your app hostname, so any ports you open will not be remotely accessible. When you send HTTP requests to the public hostname of your app, they are sent through the…
Oct 25, 2009

JMX on Stax

We've instrumented ESME and now we are trying to access the app to check our counters. Has anyone else worked with JMX in the Stax environment. We've tried port 9092 to access our counters but no luck. Is there some sort of a list of ports that are open for use?Ideally, we would love to be able to see our counters in the existing app console but this is probably just a pipe dream at this point.D.See More
Discussion posted by Dick Hirsch Oct 25, 2009
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Web-based administration tool suggestion

Based on network restrictions, I'm having trouble getting to the database server. Does anyone have a suggestion for a web-based database administration app (preferably one that is J2EE-based) where I just have to set the JDBC connection data, deploy it on stax and be able to query my database via browser?D.See More
Discussion posted by Dick Hirsch Jul 19, 2009
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Which application stacks do you like to use when building web apps?
Servlets/JSP

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At 9:09am on March 23, 2009, Spike WashburnSpike Washburn said…
I saw your tweet asking about getting the XML for the charts. This isn't exposed as a feature, but since the charts are XML-driven you can easily get to the XML by checking out the URL requests the browser makes using something like FireBug.

The chart XML feeds have the general pattern of http://www.stax.net/appconsole/operations/chartxml/CHART_NAME?appid=APP_ID&hours=1

The following CHART_NAME values are currently supported:
requests
sessions
memory
cpu
requesttime
errors
classes
threads
 
 
 

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