Javamelody monitoring page returns 404 in Java 8

[heyj...@gmail.com]

System:

javamelody-core.1.47.0.jar

java 1.8 SE

tomcat 7.0.50

Hi all,

After upgrading to java 8, javamelody page isn't returning 404...

It works with my Java 6EE and Java7(dun remember if EE/SE), but I have no luck with Java 8.

Did anyone else run into problem with Java 8? or is there a problem with my system setup?

any inputs are appreciated.

[Vernat Emeric]

Hi,

I do not reproduce the issue, using java 8, tomcat 7, javamelody-core 1.50.0 on windows.
It just works in java 8 and the only issue so far is that the cpu graph is not displayed.

Please look at stack-traces in your server logs.
And send debugging logs, https://code.google.com/p/javamelody/wiki/UserGuideAdvanced#Debugging_logs

bye,
Emeric

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[cole...@gmail.com]

I'm getting the same issue on java 6. I don't think java version has anything to do with the 404 error

On my jenkins server, the monitoring plugin use to work. However, now when ever I try to navigate to the monitoring page I receive a 404 

HTTP ERROR 404

Problem accessing /monitoring. Reason:

    Not Found

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[Vernat Emeric]

Hi again,

First, it's java 8.
Then, it's java 6.
Then, it's jenkins using the plugin (the one used in 5000 known jenkins servers according to jenkins-ci.org).
You can be more serious than that.

Find the root cause of your issue.

Emeric
PS: check your arms, clean-up your glasses just in case, and take a glass of French wine first.

[Vernat Emeric]

After having cleaned-up my own glasses, it seems that it was 2 different environments, sorry cole9350.
Anyway the answer is now for both.

Emeric

[Shawn Cole]

Emeric,

I appreciate you helping me troubleshoot this issue. I am suppose to research your product to see if we should use it in our continuous integration environments.

I will just report that the developer is a complete tool and who is afraid to admit he developed a less than perfect product.

Thank you for all your support

[Vernat Emeric]

Hi Shawn,

You can report that, it's not a problem for me.

But, I want to add that it's an opensource project and also that I am not paid for it.
In fact, I often don't answer to people who don't give enough information for me to help or for them to help me, even if my guesses are not always bad. I should not have answered to you.
But once in a while, I may remind people that I don't have a crystal ball.

bye,
Emeric