Use resinstatusservlet to view the resin status

Resin2 does not have a JMX only available in resin3, nor does it provide an application that can view the system status like tomcat. When I recently looked at the document, I found that resin provided a resinstatusservlet from 2.0.5, it is only a servlet, so it can be embedded into your web application. it is also useful (resin3 can still be used)
By default, this servlet is not enabled. To enable it, edit resin. conf. The example is as follows:

Web-app ID = '/Admin'>
> True Allow-Admin >
Servlet-Mapping URL-Pattern = '/Resin-status'
Servlet-name = 'Com. Caucho. http. servlet. resinstatusservlet '>
= 'Read'/>
>

 
Security-Constraint>
IP-Constraint>127.0.0.1/32IP-Constraint>

Web-resource-collection >
URL-Pattern>/*URL-Pattern>
Web-resource-collection>
Security-Constraint>
Web-app>

In this way, access through URL http: // yourhost/yourapp/resin-status. This resinstatusservlet will also register a COM. caucho. HTTP. admin. the applicationadmin object is in your servlet context and the name is "Caucho. admin ".