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Date: Tue, 04 Dec 2007 15:28:59 +0100
From: Dominique de Waleffe <dominique.dewaleffe@denali.be>
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Subject: Monitoring the JackRabbit service
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We have deployed applications using JackRabbit at some remote sites.

We would like to monitor the liveness of the JCR server. What we have been
doing until now is trying to access the repository root in webdav. But it seems
like this is not sufficient. The repository core was blocked for some reason (we're
trying to identify) but our monitoring requests were nonetheless succesful.

So what are the recommended ways to check if the JCR server is up and running?
What are other users doing?

Thanks,

D.

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