JSCAPE MFT server JMX tutorial
Overview In this video we will be discussing the JMX feature of JSCAPE MFT Server. I will also show you how to set up a Java profiling application to use this feature. JMX is basically a technology that lets you implement a management interface on a java application. When this service is enable on JSCAPE…
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Overview
In this video we will be discussing the JMX feature of JSCAPE MFT Server. I will also show you how to set up a Java profiling application to use this feature.
JMX is basically a technology that lets you implement a management interface on a java application. When this service is enable on JSCAPE MFT Server it will allow you to more closely monitor memory and CPE usage. Once this service is enable you will need to connect to it using a java profiling application to view the statistics. In this example I will show you how to set this up with a profiler called VisualVM.
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