"aakil786" wrote : are you deploying from eclipse deployment tab?
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| Did you make any changes to your hibernate.cfg.xml or database-ds setting when you installed it?
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Yes, I'm deploying using the deployment tab in Eclipse. "Test Connection" is ok and I get no errors anymore when I deploy, but the process isn't visible in the web user interface.
No, I didn't modify the database configuration in any way during or after installation.
regards,
Saku
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Each jmx-console reports only what is available in its own server. However, since the jmx-console works by querying the MBean Server, which it obtains via JNDI, you might be able to easily modify the jmx-console code to do what you want.
The only other thing I can think of is if you know what data you are interesting in consolidating, you could write a script that makes use of the twiddle command to gather the data. This is essentially what is done with Nagios and GroundWork Monitor.
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