[jboss-user] [Management, JMX/JBoss] - Re: How do I remotely access an mbean attribute value?

[rcolaco]

As confirmed, I am already aware of the attributes available for this mbean. This can be retrieved using ...


  | MBeanInfo mbi = connection.getMBeanInfo(name);
  | MBeanAttributeInfo[] mbaia = mbi.getAttributes();
  | 

Anyways, I invoked a twiddle info on this mbean and here's the output:


  | [root at machine bin]# ./twiddle.sh info "jboss.web:name=HttpRequest0,type=RequestP
  | rocessor,worker=http-0.0.0.0-8080"
  | 
  | Description: null
  | +++ Attributes:
  |  Name: modelerType
  |  Type: java.lang.String
  |  Access: rw
  |  Name: virtualHost
  |  Type: java.lang.String
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: bytesSent
  |  Type: long
  |  Access: rw
  |  Name: method
  |  Type: java.lang.String
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: remoteAddr
  |  Type: java.lang.String
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: requestBytesSent
  |  Type: long
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: contentLength
  |  Type: int
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: bytesReceived
  |  Type: long
  |  Access: rw
  |  Name: requestProcessingTime
  |  Type: long
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: globalProcessor
  |  Type: org.apache.coyote.RequestGroupInfo
  |  Access: rw
  |  Name: protocol
  |  Type: java.lang.String
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: currentQueryString
  |  Type: java.lang.String
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: maxRequestUri
  |  Type: java.lang.String
  |  Access: rw
  |  Name: requestBytesReceived
  |  Type: long
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: serverPort
  |  Type: int
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: stage
  |  Type: int
  |  Access: rw
  |  Name: requestCount
  |  Type: int
  |  Access: rw
  |  Name: maxTime
  |  Type: long
  |  Access: rw
  |  Name: processingTime
  |  Type: long
  |  Access: rw
  |  Name: currentUri
  |  Type: java.lang.String
  |  Access: r-
  |  Name: errorCount
  |  Type: int
  |  Access: rw
  | +++ Operations:

I still have a problem retrieving the VALUE of the mbean attribute using Java code as initially posted. Any suggestions on how this can be retrieved? i.e. specifically for the requestProcessingTime attribute.

Thanks

- Rohit

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