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Re: getting Tomcat's server status

Tim Funk

2003-10-13

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To remove authorization from the manager app - edit web.xml with respect to
your constraints. web.xml follows all the rules of waht a servlet 2.3 webapp is.

In tomcat5 - there is a JMXProxy servlet (as part of the manager app) which
is a lightweight bridge to perform JMX queries and see the results. With the
help of perl to parse the results you should be able to query any internal
attribute you wish.


-Tim

Parviz Deyhim wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Is there any simple servlet that I can use to get Tomcat's stats as far as load and processing time goes. I know I can get all that through the manager UI, but that gives me so many other info that I dont need. It also requres auth, which I dont want. Is there any other way to get that info. Even if someone can tell me how to remove the auth from the manager servlet would do the same job for me.
>
> thanks
> Parviz


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