Comments on: Find WebLogic MBeans with Ease http://monduke.com/2007/01/14/find-weblogic-mbeans-with-ease/ Covering J2EE Security and WebLogic Topics Tue, 13 Apr 2010 01:53:49 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Anders Båtstrand http://monduke.com/2007/01/14/find-weblogic-mbeans-with-ease/comment-page-1/#comment-14236 Anders Båtstrand Tue, 30 Jun 2009 06:48:22 +0000 http://monduke.com/?p=41#comment-14236 Thanks for the tip, Mike! weblogic.admin still works, and I found my MBean in no time! Thanks for the tip, Mike! weblogic.admin still works, and I found my MBean in no time!

]]> By: Mike Fleming http://monduke.com/2007/01/14/find-weblogic-mbeans-with-ease/comment-page-1/#comment-3138 Mike Fleming Thu, 05 Apr 2007 00:16:21 +0000 http://monduke.com/?p=41#comment-3138 Thanks for the tips, Andre. I need to study the script some more but the poor man's version seems to do the trick. Very slowly, though. ;-) Thanks for the tips, Andre.

I need to study the script some more but the poor man’s version seems to do the trick. Very slowly, though. ;-)

]]> By: Andre Glauser http://monduke.com/2007/01/14/find-weblogic-mbeans-with-ease/comment-page-1/#comment-3123 Andre Glauser Tue, 03 Apr 2007 22:37:11 +0000 http://monduke.com/?p=41#comment-3123 Using WLST: The code below will walk the entire tree, and you can then print out or save to a file all the MBeans names and the attributes for each MBean. The cmo object will give you the type of the MBean, and you can use getMBeanInfo() for more data to write it out. Alternatively you could use the poor mans version of the script and just type <code>find('')</code> <code> def walkTree(currentDir) : cd (currentDir) # currentAttributes = ls(currentDir, returnMap='true', returnType='a') # print "There are [%d] attributes in the directory" % len(currentAttributes) childDirs = ls(currentDir, returnMap='true', returnType='c') print "Found [%d]" % len(childDirs) if len(childDirs) < = 0 : return for child in childDirs : childDirectory = currentDir + '/' + child walkTree(childDirectory) connect('qualityuser','qualityuser','t3://localhost:7301') walkTree('/')</code></code> Using WLST: The code below will walk the entire tree, and you can then print out or save to a file all the MBeans names and the attributes for each MBean.

The cmo object will give you the type of the MBean, and you can use getMBeanInfo() for more data to write it out.

Alternatively you could use the poor mans version of the script and just type find('')


def walkTree(currentDir) :

cd (currentDir)

# currentAttributes = ls(currentDir, returnMap='true', returnType='a')

# print "There are [%d] attributes in the directory" % len(currentAttributes)

childDirs = ls(currentDir, returnMap='true', returnType='c')

print "Found [%d]" % len(childDirs)

if len(childDirs) < = 0 :

return

for child in childDirs :

childDirectory = currentDir + '/' + child

walkTree(childDirectory)

connect('qualityuser','qualityuser','t3://localhost:7301')

walkTree('/')

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