The JMX-Administrators list is the group of users who receive the automatic JMX email notifications and the error report emails sent by users.

To populate the JMX-Administrators list for the servlet engine, server manager, method servers, and Windchill Directory Server on a specific system, you can use the following ant script. From a windchill shell, navigate to Windchill codebase directory and enter the following command:

The email addresses specified in the script command are added to each JMX-Administrators list.

When the Windchill Configuration Assistant is run at installation, the administrator entered during the installation is used to populate the JMX-Administrators lists for the servlet engine, server manager, method servers, and Windchill Directory Server. The Windchill Configuration Assistant uses the ant script described in this topic when propagating the lists.

When running the Windchill Configuration Assistant manually, propagating Windchill values includes applying the contents of the JMX-Administrators list that is stored in the intermediate copy of the method server MBean configuration file that the assistant maintains to all JMX-Administrators lists. The initial list of administrators that the Windchill Configuration Assistant starts with is the one stored in the method server MBean. If you run the Windchill Configuration Assistant in interactive mode, you can update the intermediate copy. The Windchill Configuration Assistant always applies the intermediate copy to all JMX-Administrators lists.

To manage the JMX-Administrators lists individually after the Windchill Configuration Assistant has propagated its changes, use the MBean interface. From a JMX client (such as JConsole or VisualVM), navigate to the Emailer > EmailLists > JMX-Administrators MBean from an individual connection. Use the corresponding methods available from the Operations node to add and remove addresses. Refresh the attributes to view your additions and deletions.

For additional information about email lists, see Emailer.

For information about user error report emails, see Understanding the End User Error Email.