Running Advanced JMX Queries

Create a sophisticated combination of simple queries to monitor data for your environment.

  1. Open the JMX Data Source Browser.
  2. Click the Advanced Query tab. Available query types are listed in the upper window. For example, you might see Object Name Query.
  3. Select one of the available operators for the query from the list box of the query. For example, you might select the OR operator.
  4. Select a value for the operator from the subsequent list box. For example, you might select True. [...] appears, enabling you to open the JMX Object Name Query dialog box and browse through a domain list.
  5. Click [...] and select the appropriate domain name from the domain list. For example, you might select jboss.cache.
  6. Continue adding elements until your query is complete. For example, you might add *:J2EEServer =local.
  7. Click OK.
  8. Click the root element of the Query menu tree.
  9. Type a description of the query in the lower pane of the Advanced Query page.
  10. Click Run. All MBeans that meet the query's criteria are displayed.
  11. Click Save. This step allows you to specify a target destination and name for the query. The file extension for JMX Data Queries is .jdq.
    Note: Queries that are saved to the C:\Program Files\Silk\Silk Performer 20.5\include\jmx-config directory are also listed on the Easy JMX page and can be run directly from there.
Parent topic: Easy JMX Queries