Loris Bouzonnet wrote:
Hello,
I don't want to use JMX to define probes, but to retrieve the data of
a ProbeEvent with for example MBeanCmd.
So, your need is to use CLIF probes through JMX, right? As probes are
Fractal components, Fractal JMX will expose their methods. Consider
these ones from interface DataCollectorAdmin:
- getStat() will return a long[] with all moving statistical values
- getLabels() will give you a String[] with human-readable names
for these values.
The ProbeEvent objects can be retrieved only from the centralized
Storage component, once a test run is complete and after collection,
through the StorageRead component. If you want to get the ProbeEvent
objects when and where they are generated, you may insert a new
component as a front-end to the Data Collector sub-component of the
probe component, to do whatever you need with the ProbeEvent objects.
You may also change the Data Collector component. For both solutions,
you may have to modify Blade.fractal ADL definition in package
org.objectweb.server.lib.
Regards,
-- Bruno.
Best regards,
Loris
Bruno Dillenseger a écrit :
Loris Bouzonnet wrote:
Hello,
I'm asking how to retrieved with JMX the collected data. I don't see
MBeans, perhaps should use Fractal JMX ?
Could you give some tips ?
Best regards,
Loris
Hello,
I'm not sure I accuratelly understand your need:
- if you want to monitor some resource through a CLIF probe using JMX
standard, you will have to define your own probe using the sample JMX
probe provided in directory src/org/objectweb/clif/probe/jmx_jvm.
- if you want to manage the CLIF infrastructure's components via JMX,
then Fractal JMX is the solution.
Does this answer your question?
Do you need more details?
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