[hibernate-dev] exposing statistics easier (HHH-3593 solution)
Max Rydahl Andersen
max.andersen at redhat.com
Fri Nov 21 03:04:04 EST 2008
John, follow Steve's lead and put it in hibernate-jmx module.
These statistics have been hidden all too long for users of Hibernate IMO.
This setting will make it available.
IMO it is not a security issue since its not enabled by default and similar
to users of AS can go enable jmx console without a password or the
standard password.
Wether we have a simple setting for this or users put mutations of
different ways of
setting up JMX doesn't make much of a difference does it ?
/max
>> But even under JSE it's
>> trivial to publish an MBean in a few lines of Java code as well:
>
> Well, that's my whole point in this exercise. We shouldn't require
> people to introduce this code (albeit trivial) in their app just so it
> can be monitored (after all, how many app developers actually take it
> upon themselves to write code whose sole purpose is monitoring?). And
> once you put it in, you probably will want additional code to introduce
> a way to disable it if you need to - see Emmanuel's point about
> security. It should be configurable directly from the framework itself.
>
>> Let's instead burn some calories in Hibernate 3.3 getting natural ID
>> key caching working properly, okay? :-)
>
> I've already burned the calories myself (it is working with the patch I
> attached to the JIRA). And since I don't work on other parts of
> Hibernate, I'm not diverting resources from it. But, if this work isn't
> deemed contributable or highly useful, let me know and I'll stop working
> on it.
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/max
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