JNRPE
JNRPE aims to be the best solution to create and execute Nagios JAVA plugins. JNRPE is compatible with check_nrpe and can be used to execute both the old native Nagios plugins and the new Java Nagios plugins.
Since it uses the NRPE protocol to communicate with Nagios, it can be used to execute both local and remote plugins.
We hope you enjoy using JNRPE! If you have any questions, please consult:
JNRPE Server 2.0.2-beta-07 Release Notes
This new version contains many improvements and bug fixes:
- The installation package is now available for version 2.x too.
- The installation package provide a feature to install JNRPE as Windows Service (requires a 32 bit JRE due to Tanuki Software Wrapper license limitation on Windows)
- JNRPE 2 now logs all its events in a log file
- much more!
JNRPE Server 2.0.2-beta-01 Release Notes
With JNRPE 2 the core has been totally rewritten. The code has been reorganized to better separate the roles between the server, the commands and the plugins. The most important innovation is the jnrpe library: you can use that to embed jnrpe inside yor application and be able to monitor your application's inside with Nagios.
Improvements
- INI configuration file: now you can choose if you want to configure JNRPE through the old XML file format or using a more simple/readable INI file format.
- Rewritten the core so that the code is much more modular.
JNRPE Library 1.0.1-beta-01 Release Notes
This is the first public release of JNRPE library. It has been created so that you can embed it inside your own application: the JNRPE server is now an example of an application embedding the JNRPE library.
Features
- Ability to be easily embedded
- Ability to pass both a Class object and a pre-initialized Plugin instance as Plugin Descriptor.
JNRPE Plugins 0.7.1-beta-01
This release changes the code to reflect the new package structure of JNRPE library. Moreover, it fixes some bug of the check_jmx plugin.
Improvements
- Updated to reflect the new JNRPE Library package structure
- Fixed CHECK_JMX int overflow error
- Added performance data to CHECK_JMX