I am trying to list all published applications using JMX client 'jconsole' but nothing seems to be happening as the screen stays on that console. Is there a command to use to list all published applications?
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What does “the screen stays on that console” mean? – Holger Oct 30 '13 at 10:30
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when you type in 'jconsole', it appears its trying to do something but nothing happens – Chelseawillrecover Oct 30 '13 at 10:45
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Unlike its name suggest `jconsole` is a GUI program opening its own window which won’t print anything to the console. – Holger Oct 30 '13 at 10:51
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It appeared my Java installation was corrupt so had to re-install it. Now its responding and loading up. I am now able to connect and view the MBeans.
Also running the following commands from remote Linux machine also worked:
java -jar jmxterm-1.0-alpha-4-uber.jar -l <remote server name>:<port>
Then type domains from the prompt to get the MBeans lists, then type beans to get the corresponding domain type.
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The simplest tool is the jps command included in the jdk. It just lists the running JVMs. When listing all local applications, it’s not for sure whether a JMX tool can establish a JMX connection to all of the JVMs from this list. The bigger problem is that this list will be exactly the same as jconsole provides you and since I don’t understand your problem description I don’t know whether jps will help you.
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