Exposing MBeans to JRocket mission control(Remotely connected)

HI,
We could see the MBeans of following types in JRockit Mission Control which is connected to external wls.
JMImplementation
bea.jrockit.management
com.sun.management
java.lang
java.util.logging
oracle.javatools.cache
jrockit.synthetic.
But we would like to get the alert when the wls server Health status is in Warning status.
This information is available in com.bea.* MBeans which we could not see in remotely connected JRockit Mission Control.
HOw can we expose com.bea.* MBeans to the externally connected JRockit Mission Control?
Thanks,
Surender.

You need to connect to the relevant WLS MBeanServer tree -- not just the platform JDK MBeanServer as you are doing.
I'd suggest a quick scan through this to get a picture of how JMX is exposed with WLS:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12839_01/web.1111/e13728/toc.htm
-steve-

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  • Exposing MBeans to JRocket mission control

    HI,
    We could see the MBeans of following types in JRockit Mission Control which is connected to external wls.
    JMImplementation
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    com.sun.management
    java.lang
    java.util.logging
    oracle.javatools.cache
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    But we would like to get the alert when the wls server Health status is in Warning status.
    This information is available in com.bea.* MBeans which we could not see in remotely connected JRockit Mission Control.
    HOw can we expose com.bea.* MBeans to the externally connected JRockit Mission Control?
    Thanks,
    Surender.

    See the discussion in the following thread: Custom JMX MBeans not showing JRMC under Weblogic 10.3.1

  • Mission Control - local connect error

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    * What happens if you start the process you wish to monitor with -Xmanagement:port=7091,ssl=false,authenticate=false and try to establish a connection manually?
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