Generating a JVM list

To generate a list of all JVMs on a particular LPAR

1. Copy the MJELGEN member from the BBSAMP library into your library, and open the file in an editing session.

2. In MJELGEN, change the following parameters:

   Parameter	Description
   input_dsn	Data set name for the MJEINPUT file
   props_dsn	Data set name for storing JMX properties Warning Note props_dsn does not have to be a new data set.
   bbproc_dsn	MainView for Java Environments BBPROC data set name
   bbparm_dsn	MainView BBPARM data set name
   storclas	Valid SMS storage class

3. Locate the two TSO commands at the end of this *//* JCL (use PF8 to scroll to them) and select one for use in the JCL as follows:
   • If you need to customize the output data set further, select the first TSO command.
   • If you have no special considerations for your configuration, select the second TSO command.

4. In the selected TSO command, change the following parameters if required. 

   Warning

   Note

   The JCL omits parameters that are using their default values. If you want to specify a value other than the default, add the parameter to the JCL.

   Parameter	Default value	Description
   JTB( )=xx	00	Suffix for the MJEJTB member in BBIPARM In most instances, this suffix is 00 unless you have a customized JTB suffix.
   HC( )=[Y | N]	Y	Whether to enable the Health Center on the JVMs that you want to monitor
   HCA()=path	--	Fully qualified zfs filename that contains the credentials for Health Center MBean authentication
   HCR()=path	--	Fully qualified zfs filename that contains the credentials for Health Center MBean authorization
   DFL( )=[Y | N]	Y	Whether to write a default profile MainView for Java Environments uses the default profile to automatically create targets for Health Center agents without defined targets.
   SEC( )=[xx | NO]	NO	Suffix of the SSL member that you want the new target to use for JMX security Valid values are: NO (the default) adds SSL member MJESSLNO to the target. MJESSLNO contains no SSL parameters xx, representing a two-character suffix of an existing SSL member
   TGT( )=xx	00	Suffix for the MJETGT member that is created by the list processor job
   PRO( )=[JRMP | IIOP]	JRMP	RMI protocol for the MJEJVM to communicate with remote user JVMs
   PRE( )=xxx	MJE	Prefix for property members that are created for added JVMs
   HST( )=[D | Y | N]	D	Whether to collect history data for JVMs Valid values are: D (the default), uses the value that is specified for the MVHISTORY parameter in MJEINIxx Y, collects history data N, does not collect data
   ZPT( )=path	/tmp	Directory for the list processor to write JMX property files for JVMs that use the USS file system for reading properties
   HCS( )=[ xx | NO]	NO	Suffix of the SSL member that you want to use for building Health Center security properties for a JVM Valid values are: NO (the default) adds SSL member MJESSLNO to the target. MJESSLNO contains no SSL parameters xx, representing a two-character suffix of an existing SSL member
   HCG( )=[Y | N]	Y	Whether to gather garbage collection data from the Health Center
   HCC( )=[Y | N]	Y	Whether to gather class data from the Health Center
   HCH( )=nn	15	Interval (in minutes) to gather class histogram data from the Health Center Valid values are 5 through 60. If you specify a zero value, no data is gathered.
   HCO( )=[O | N]	O	Whether to gather out-of-line memory allocation data for the Health Center Valid values are: O (the default), collects all memory allocations within the JVM. N, no memory allocations are collected.
   JPZ( )=[Y | N]	Y	Whether JMX port 0 is set for JVMs that you want to monitor. You specified the JMX port for each JVM in Configuring JMX.
   PRT( )=portNumber,portNumber... | startingPortNumber - endingPortNumber	No default	Range of available ports that the JMX JVM communications can use You can specify ports from 1024 through 65535. Use a comma to separate individual ports, and use a dash to specify ranges.

5. On the COMMAND line, type submit and press Enter.The job creates the MJEINPUT file, using the name that you specified for the input_dsn parameter.