check jboss

[Paul Weaver]

> There was a guy that configured to monitory it by the tcp port,
however, rarely the jboss came very slow and nagios does not report
anything 
> because the port is listening.
> Does anyone know a plugin to check a specific instance of jboss and
the port or other things together?

What part of jboss came slow? You can use check_http to pull the jmx
console from the port (8082?) and ensure that
1) The page returns in a given timeout
2) The page returns a 200 OK message
3) The page is long enough

Personally I couldn't care less if my jboss server is working, I'm much
more concerned the application and websites deployed on it are working,
so I check them instead (including using check_http to pull a static
.gif, and using check_http to pull a database-generated page, which
tells me if it's the webserver that's down, or if it's the database
pool)


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