JBOSS: Monitoring of Database connections

Hi,
I am new to JBoss, priorly I used to work on weblogic.
In weblogic we have a feature of how many database connections we are using and are there any open connections... like that...
Do we have this feature in JBoss ..
Pls Help
Thanks in advance
Vikas

hi
in solman system monitoring workcenter has the feature to check the connections between the managed systems, check the left panel there should be options for view
chk the below from here
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm70/helpdata/en/86/ee3e0a5bc644af852182e03d1a8042/content.htm|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm70/helpdata/en/86/ee3e0a5bc644af852182e03d1a8042/content.htm]
Connectivity
You can check the status of the RFC connections in the following views:
From Solution Manager to managed systems
ABAP destinations
HTTP destinations in ABAP systems
TC/IP destinations
Between managed systems
ABAP destinations
TC/IP destinations
To check connections manually, choose Check Now, and specify whether to check selected or all connections.
You can check connections in a background job, and make other connection monitoring settings, in the Set-Up view of this work center, or via the hyperlink To Configuration.
You go to the overview of configuration settings for the RFC destination (transaction SM59), via a hyperlink in the RFC destination name.
check and update
jansi

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