TabularData

[Erik Vaneylen]

Hi all,

Does anyone know if there is an opensource management-client for JMX that display's TabularData as a table?
What I mean is: One row for each composite type. And one column for each value in the composite type. In my case, there are no composite types inside another composite type. But if this would be the case, perhaps one would be able to click on the composite type, and then the rows containing the data of this composite type are show in a different color below the row with complexity "one", and so on for each deeper level of complexity.

I actualy don't think something like this exists.. or does it?
But I think it would be a great feature, 'cause most times, when using tabular-data it would be good to have some sort of overview over the data, instead of needing to click the next button to vieuw each row (like in JConsole).

Erik
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[Jess Holle]

Check out jManage (jManage.org).

It might not have everything you want, but it does Tabular and
CompositeData display better than jconsole.

Erik Vaneylen wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone know if there is an opensource management-client for JMX
> that display's TabularData as a table?
> What I mean is: One row for each composite type. And one column for
> each value in the composite type. In my case, there are no composite
> types inside another composite type. But if this would be the case,
> perhaps one would be able to click on the composite type, and then the
> rows containing the data of this composite type are show in a
> different color below the row with complexity "one", and so on for
> each deeper level of complexity.
>
> I actualy don't think something like this exists.. or does it?
> But I think it would be a great feature, 'cause most times, when using
> tabular-data it would be good to have some sort of overview over the
> data, instead of needing to click the next button to vieuw each row
> (like in JConsole).
>
> Erik
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