Can we fire JCONSOLE from an applet with out crashing the application
Hi,
I am trying to pop up a jconsole on clicking a process name in the browser.
For this i used applets. Based on the process name clicked i decide the jmxUrl to which the jconsole has to connect to.
I was able to do this using a signed jconsole.jar and then by invoking the main method of JConsole.
Now the problem is that when i close the jconsole the whole browser application gets closed/crashed. How can we avoid this.
Is it possible to extend from JConsole?
Thanks In advance.
mir13
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mir13
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mir13a] at [2007-10-3 9:26:14]
Hi,
JConsole is a tool in the JDK that was designed to run as a standalone Swing application to be run through the <jdk>/bin/jconsole binary file.
JConsole runs in a JFrame with the JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE set as the default close operation and thus cannot be run as an applet as such without making the browser exit when you exit JConsole.
Anyway, have a look at the JConsole source code at http://jdk6.dev.java.net/.
I haven磘 entirely assessed how difficult it would be to make it run as an applet but I hope it isn磘 too much work.
Regards,
Luis-Miguel Alventosa
JMX Java SE development team
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Hello,I am trying to do exactly what you did. Can you share some information what you need to do get jconsole run as an applet in a browser?Thank You,-satya
