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I have built a Java console-based application and exposed key methods via Spring/JMX declarations. Using JConsole, I can invoke these methods but more ideally, I would like to build a management-style web application to provide browser-based access to these methods.

Thanks.

Ashwin

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JBoss has something like this built-in, and a Google search also suggests jManage.

Alan Krueger
jmx-console from JBoss is pretty cool. I provides a generic web interface to edit all JMX Beans properties and methods.
Daniel Murygin
I think JBoss' jmx-console monitors only web applications running on the same application server; I could be wrong so I will look more into it. jManage sounds more viable, and it looks like I can use it to monitor multiple applications. Thanks!
Web User
That was an unstated assumption in mentioning it, that you'd need to run your application within JBoss to utilize that feature.
Alan Krueger