The Tomcat docs on monitoring describe how to enable JMX for Tomcat process's JVM. The short answer is you have to get the com.sun.management.jmxremote. * system properties set somehow -- either through the CATALINA_OPTS, or the start up script or the Windows service definition And have MBeans in your deployed app(s), of course.
Just attach the jconsole to your Tomcat process and you should be able to see any MBeans defined by your Servlet.
The Tomcat docs on monitoring describe how to enable JMX for Tomcat process's JVM. The short answer is you have to get the com.sun.management.jmxremote. * system properties set somehow -- either through the CATALINA_OPTS, or the start up script or the Windows service definition.
And have MBeans in your deployed app(s), of course.
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