jmx4perl JMX access tools and modules
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JMX access tools and modules jmx4perl is a Perl command-line utility for easily accessing an instrumented application server. Before you can use this tool, you need to deploy a small agent application. In the following agent-url is the URL for accessing this agent. If you use a configuration file, you can use also a symbolic name as stored in the configuration file. See JMX::Jmx4Perl::Manual for details.You can use jmx4perl in two modes: Directly by providing an agent-url or enter an interactive mode if you ommit the agent-url or provide the the command line options --shell (to be done).jmx4perl servers also an example of how to use the JMX::Jmx4Perl package. See its documentation for more details on how to embed JMX access into your programs.SYNOPSIS jmx4perl jmx4perl .... --shell http://server:8080/j4p jmx4perl .... < agent-url > jmx4perl .... < agent-url > read < mbean-name > < attribute-name > jmx4perl .... < agent-url > write < mbean-name > < attribute-name > < value > jmx4perl .... < agent-url > exec < mbean-name > < operation > < arg1 > < arg2 > ... jmx4perl .... < agent-url > search < mbean pattern > jmx4perl .... < agent-url > list jmx4perl .... < agent-url > attributes jmx4perl .... aliases jmx4perl --help jmx4perl --versionOptions: --product < id > Product to use for aliasing (ommits autodetection) --user < user > Credential used for authentication --password < pwd > --proxy < url > URL to proxy --proxy-user < user > Authentication information for a proxy --proxy-password < pwd > --config Path to an optional configuration file (default: ~/.j4p) --history Print out the history of return values (if switched on and present) --verbose Print out more information Requirements: · Perl

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