The JBoss Application Server data collector type has these available
properties:
JBoss.action={enable | disable}
JBoss.configuration={default | all}
JBoss.home=JBoss_Home_Dir
The
JBoss.action property specifies whether to
enable or disable data collection on the JBoss application server
that is installed at
JBoss_Home_Dir. This is equivalent
to the
–enable and
–disable options
that are specified with the
KD4configDC script. Examples
(specify
either of these properties, but not both):
JBoss.action=enable
JBoss.action=disable
The
JBoss.configuration property specifies the
type of JBoss application server to configure. These are the valid
values:
- default
- This configuration type contains everything that is
needed to run a standalone Java™ EE
server.
- all
- This configuration type starts all available services, including
the RMI/IIOP and clustering services, and the Web services deployer,
which are not loaded in the default configuration.
A third configuration type,
minimal, is not supported,
because this configuration does not include support for web services.
Examples (specify
either of these properties, but not both):
JBoss.configuration=default
JBoss.configuration=all
You can create a custom configuration with a unique name, if preferred.
The
JBoss.home property specifies the base installation
directory path for the JBoss application server, such as
C:\JBoss.
Examples:
JBoss.home=C:\\JBoss
JBoss.home="C:\\Program Files\\JBoss"
Tip: - The directory path backslash (\) character must be doubled (\\).
- If the directory path contains a blank space, such as C:\Program
Files\JBoss, the path must be enclosed in double quotation
marks.
Properties for JBoss Application Server do not have multiple instances,
meaning you can only define one group of JBoss properties in the response
file, and the instance number format is not used.