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From: Fulko Hew <fulko.hew@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2012 09:15:11 -0400
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Subject: Re: need example for Perl STOMP access to ActiveMQ.Statistics.Broker
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On Fri, Nov 2, 2012 at 4:15 AM, Geurt Schimmel <GSchimmel@schubergphilis.com
> wrote:

Looked into AnyEvent::STOMP, but think it's rather obscure.


Actually, its not obscure, and it fits into the SNMP/ActiveX library I
wrote.


> Would recommend JMX instead.


I'm trying to avoid Java (at all costs)
...After 15 years of fighting with it...

Using just one Jython (no JMX for Perl I'm afraid)


FYI: There is something called Jmx4Perl, based on a Jolokia *agent* (
www.jolokia.org)

script to monitor all objects (broker, queues, topics). Start with enabling
> JMX (/etc/default/activemq on Unix) and use (eg) jconsole to browse through
> all JMX exposed objects. And more than happy to share my Jython script.
>

Thanks, but I'm not going to add 'another' language to my NMS architecture.
Not when its not required.  If I have to, I'll do it in straight Java,
because
at least then, (some of) my other corporate teammates, might follow the
code.

[its hard enough to get some people to appreciate Perl (which they've at
least heard of), let alone Python which they haven't, or even less, Jython.]

I've made progress on the Perl/STOMP front.  The issue now is understanding
the various 'transformation's that are available (from ActiveMQ?) and being
able to decode the results into a native/usable Perl (hash?) constuct; but
that doesn't seem to be too hard (in the light of a new day on the problem).

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