anonymous wrote : The user is not going to be starting up any other RHQ serves just so
they can see the JBM interface, that would suck.
Agreed. RHQ is for production management. If you want a small, simple management UI
(for, say, developers to use), RHQ is not what you want to use.
But, what you will want to do is make your management interface remotely accessible so you
CAN plug into a production management environment (like RHQ) so I can manage your jbm
services along side of my other production apps/services.
So, I can import my jbm services into RHQ's inventory along with my JBossAS servers,
and other managed products so, when I *do* deploy jbm in production, I can manage it with
all my other things in a single management platform. Because if I have to load up your
management console UI separately from my other management tools just to manage jbm, that
would suck too. Its a "production" enviroment vs. "development"
environment thing.
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