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Home Random Stuff Connecting JConsole to Weblogic 9.2
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Connecting JConsole to Weblogic 9.2 |
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Thursday, 16 August 2007 |
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Getting Java 1.5 jConsole to connect to Weblogic
* this has been tested on Weblogic 9.2
In order to get the 1.5 jConsole to connect to Weblogic's JMX service it requires a number of tweaks to the server. These changes can easily be made via the Admin console found at http://localhost:7001/console (assuming the server is on localhost and using port 7001). To login you will need the username/password configured during the domain creation. Two key changes are required to make the domain work: Allowing anonymous JMX access and enabling IIOP Step by step - To enable the anonymous JMX access goto the domain - then security table then general and tick the AnonymousAdminLookup check box. Save the setting (you'll have to lock the domain to edit it).
- Next click on the server, then settings then the protocol tab then IIOP and select enable IIOP and also add in a username and password. It doesn't matter what these values are but it needs them to be set even when using anonymous access!
- Save and activate these changes (you may need to visit another tab to pesuade Weblogic to save properly).
- Finally restart the server.
Then on the command line enter jConsole - select the Advanced tab and enter a JMX Url of service:jmx:rmi:///jndi/iiop://localhost:9453/weblogic.management.mbeans you should be able to leave the username/password blank. You should be able to see a tree of the available JMX Beans in the server. |
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