Java – how to use “jconsole” with WebSphere 6.1?

I have deployed some managed beans on WebSphere 6.1 and I have tried to call them through a stand-alone client, but when I try to use the application "jconsole" distributed with the standard JDK, it can't make it work

Has anyone connected jconsole to was 6.1?

IBM WebSphere 6.1 supports JSR 160 JavaTM management extension (JMX) remote API In addition, it is implemented using mx4j( http://mx4j.sourceforge.net )But I can't make it applicable to neither "jconsole" nor "mc4j"

I have set classpath and Java correctly_ Home, so the problem doesn't exist

Solution

WebSphere support for JMX is nonsense In particular, if you need to connect to any secure JMX bean This is an interesting little problem. Their own jconsole implementation will not connect to their own JVM I have opened a PMR with IBM for more than a year to solve this problem. There is nothing but the surrounding things They obviously don't want to solve the problem

The only way I can invoke a remote secure JMX bean hosted on WebSphere is to implement the client using the websphere application client This is basically a streamlined app server for such things

Start PMR with IBM Maybe if more people report this problem, they will actually fix it

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