The JMX Explorer displays all of the processes running in your application and drives all of your interactions with Fuse IDE's debugging features. The other areas of the Fuse perspective adapt to display information relative to the node selected in the explorer. The explorer's context menu also provides the commands needed to activate route tracing and add JMS destinations.
Diagram View displays a tree representing the last node selected in the JMX Explorer tree.
When you select a process, server, endpoint, or other infrastructure node the generated tree shows the selected node as the root and branches down to the children and grandchildren. For example, if you select a broker in JMX Explorer the tree in Diagram View will have up to three children: connections, topics, and queues. It will also show the configured connections and destinations as grandchildren.
When you select a route, the tree represents the includes all of the nodes in the route and the path a message can take through the route. If you select the context node, Diagram View shows all of the routes in the context.
The Properties panel displays the JMX properties for the node selected in the JMX Explorer.
Messages View displays the list of messages available at the node selected in the JMX Explorer. This view is only populated when a JMS destination or route endpoint is selected.
See Browsing messages for more details.
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Route endpoints will only have messages when route tracing is activated. See Tracing messages through a route for more information. |
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