While trying to monitor JBoss, I get the message "No JDBC Connection pools are configured for this Server"
Reason:
Database connection pools haven't been configured in the JBoss server.
Solution:
Check if a file of the format "*-ds.xml" is available in the JBoss deployed directory. If this is not present, it means that the DB connection pools haven't been configured which is why the corresponding error is shown.
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