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I have built a Java console-based application and exposed key methods via Spring/JMX declarations. Using JConsole, I can invoke these methods but more ideally, I would like to build a management-style web application to provide browser-based access to these methods.

Thanks.

Ashwin

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JBoss has something like this built-in, and a Google search also suggests jManage.

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  • jmx-console from JBoss is pretty cool. I provides a generic web interface to edit all JMX Beans properties and methods. – uı6ʎɹnɯ ꞁəıuɐp Jul 19 '10 at 19:27
  • I think JBoss' jmx-console monitors only web applications running on the same application server; I could be wrong so I will look more into it. jManage sounds more viable, and it looks like I can use it to monitor multiple applications. Thanks! – Web User Jul 20 '10 at 17:44
  • That was an unstated assumption in mentioning it, that you'd need to run your application within JBoss to utilize that feature. – Alan Krueger Jul 20 '10 at 20:21
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jminix looks like an off-shelf solution for my needs. Thanks everyone for responding!

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