Websphere 7 SIB Queue: how to access queue depth from Java?

The answer, for those that care is SOAP. Ok, so I've not managed to get the API used by WSADMIN to work, but I've used SOAP direct into websphere to ask it about the queues. Note: Default port is 8880 import java.util.

Iterator; import java.util. Map; import java.util. Properties; import java.util.

Set; import java.util. TreeMap; import javax.management. ObjectName; import org.apache.

Log4j. Logger; import com.ibm.websphere.management. AdminClient; import com.ibm.websphere.management.

AdminClientFactory; Properties connectProps = new Properties(); connectProps. SetProperty(AdminClient. CONNECTOR_TYPE, AdminClient.

CONNECTOR_TYPE_SOAP); connectProps. SetProperty(AdminClient. CONNECTOR_HOST, "127.0.0.1"); connectProps.

SetProperty(AdminClient. CONNECTOR_PORT, "8880"); AdminClient adminClient = null; try { adminClient = AdminClientFactory. CreateAdminClient(connectProps); Set s2 = adminClient.

QueryNames(new ObjectName("WebSphere:*"), null); if (!s2.isEmpty()) { Iterator I = s2.iterator(); while (i.hasNext()) { ObjectName on = i.next(); String type = on. GetKeyProperty("type"); if ("SIBQueuePoint". Equals(type)) { String queueName = on.

GetKeyProperty("name") ; int currentDepth = ((Integer) adminClient. GetAttribute(on, "depth")).intValue(); int maxSize = ((Integer) adminClient. GetAttribute(on, "highMessageThreshold")).intValue(); LOG.Info("Queried SIB queue: Queue: " + queueName + " Size =" + currentDepth + " highMessageThreshold:"+maxSize+""); } } } else { System.out.

Println("MBean was not found"); } } catch (Exception e) { LOG. Error("Error finding SIB queue details, message:" + e.getMessage(), e); }.

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