For basic information about JVM and everything exposed by JMX, you can
use Sun Java 6 Monitoring & Management Console - it is included by
default in every JDK since 1.5 or maybe earlier as well (I am not sure
if it is included in JRE, but you have JDK anyway).
The executable is called "jconsole". I found it suitable for me as I
can see mem/cpu usage, thread count, I can call garbage collector, see
JMS statistics, etc...
-Witold Szczerba
2007/11/13, legolas wood <legolas.w_at_gmail.com>:
> Hi
> thank you for reading my post
> Is there any utility or tools which allows to monitor Glassfish web
> layer in a good and acceptable fashion?
> For example something to act like a proxy between Glassfish and clients
> and collect statistics about requests and time that those request take
> to become complete?
> some diagrams could be help.
>
> Indeed I am looking for an all in one monitoring application which help
> me see state of requests, memory, connections, jms,.... at a time and
> after a day of work.
>
> Is there such a tool available?
>
> Thanks
>
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