Monitoring in GlassFish v3 : Prashanth's Weblog. \*- The features denoted with '\*' are the value-add features available only for the paid customers. 1. Introduction Monitoring in GlassFish v3 has taken a huge leap when compared to the earlier versions. We provide a way to dynamically and non-intrusively generate monitoring events from any of the glassfish runtime classes, the ability to listen to these events, collect the statistics and expose these statistics through various standard clients. Salient features of Monitoring Infrastructure are Before we dwelve into the details, let us understand the terminology used in this document. i.
Probe points are the monitoring events, emitted when glassfish goes through that code path. Ii. You will use the provider API to expose the probes for your subsystem. The following are the two ways on how the ProbeProviders are defined. Probe Provider as an XML This will allow the user to define probes in a non-intrusive way. Stats Providers 2. 3. 4. eXtending Probes using XML (XP-XML) Glassfish: GlassFish Project.
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The question that frequently gets asked is: How hard it is to to use Hibernate as the persistence provider with Glassfish V3. The answer is: Not at all . It is even simpler to achieve this than it was with V2. Thanks to the wonderful V3 update center it is as easy as 1-2-3. GlassFish Wiki: V3UpdateCenterGettingStarted. Java.net - glassfish users - GlassFish v3 admin con. The sun-ejb-jar.xml File (Oracle GlassFish Server 3.0.1 Applicat. Ted Goddard's Ajax Adventure on Ajax Push, JSF, ICEfaces, and IC. ICEfaces 1.8RC1, JSF 2.0, and Maven ICEfaces 1.8 is nearly here: ICEfaces 1.8RC1 is now available, awaiting your feedback just prior to the final release.
Some of the new features include: Excel data export, Date and Time entry (full spacetime input will be available in the future), and improved clustering. We've also added support for maven (more details to follow on how to configure this). Additionally, you can now begin to experiment with JSF 2.0. Here's how: Download the ICEfaces 1.8RC1 source bundle. So does this mean that ICEfaces support for JSF 2.0 is done?
Not at all; JSF 2.0 is designed explicitly with Ajax in mind, significantly simplifying the integration points used by ICEfaces 2.0 (the 1.8 release described above does not invoke the new APIs).