You can use command line OpenMq commands.
But, I think the best way is monitoring JMS managed beans.
For that, you may use jconsole to access the JMX server (8686 port by default).
Inside JMX sever, search for the jmsserver managed beans.
You will see options Destination -> q -> queue name -> Monitor.
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2011/12/13 <forums_at_java.net>:
> Sorry for the stupid question, I am googling right now but I guess there
> are some experts here than can help.
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> I am trying to get the current size (number of messages) and how fast they
> are being processed (unsing MDBs). I cannot do any code changes right now so
> I am thinking between the built-in monitoring, asadmin or some of the mq
> commands
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> any idea how to do this?
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