Monitoring J2EE1.4-dr with JMX

Hi,
how do I monitor the J2EE1.4-dr server with JMX ?
Do I have to add a jmx-connector in the domain.xml ?
How does this entry have to look ?
This one seems to need a JSR160 JMX server.
I think that I'm more looking for a JSR77 enabled client.
Does the J2EE1.4-dr server support this ?
Is there a HTTP-client available for this ?
Best regards,
Ralf

For J2EE1.4-dr, mbeans are not exposed programatically through jmx. It is being considered for the next release.
You can, however, use CLI asadmin command to monitor the server.
Here is an example of how to use CLI asadmin:
step 1: list supported modules for monitoring
asadmin get server.monitoring-service.module-monitoring-levels.\*
step 2: enable specific modules
asadmin set server.monitoring-service.module-monitoring-levels.http_service=HIGH
step 3: list monitoring modules
asadmin list -m server\*
step 4: access the stats
asadmin get -m server.http-service.server.http-listener-1.\*
HTH
-Sridatta

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