When you are building a Java Web Application that is very critical to your business, make sure you build manageability into it.

You have tools that help you do that. You need to plan ahead on this one and decide whether you are going to build your own management console for it or use a 3rd party console to manage your application and the underlying infrastructure.

When I say Java Application, I mean a standalone J2SE or J2EE.

Java Management Extentions (JMX) brings in a lot of benefit when it comes to adding manageability for Java applications. This standardization benefits users too as manager console vendors can provide generic solutions that can help provide an integrated management console for cusomters’ application servers and the web applications that use them.

Add to it the benefits that vendors with integrated application server, database and system montoring can provide. All management from one console.

With JMXStudio you can build manageability into your J2SE / J2EE applications and with Applications Manager you can monitor the application and application infrastructure from one web console.