Small Tutorial using Spring and JMX

Hi all,

I wrote a small tutorial for using Spring and JMX. I have implemented a BeanInfoAssembler that reads the MBean configuration from an XML-file.
It uses MX4J as JMX-Implementation.
Please try it and post your comments here.

You can download the zipfile from :

http://home.fhtw-berlin.de/~s0503790...x_part_one.zip

Its a working eclipse-projekt. Unzip and run the example. There are only 3 classes in this project. Some explanations are given in the pdf-file.

Interesting - you can also post this tutorial on the Spring WIKI and over at the Spring hub. Moreover if you want to, you can add this to the JMX configuration. Take a look at the official sample and try to adjust your sample on it - after you are done raise an issue or send an email (to Rob mainly).

Very cool! - thanks bellmann29

The only annoying thing is this modelerType attribute
which is always exported by org.apache.commons.modeler.BaseModelMBean.

fonz

Hello,

the modelerType could not switched of. I don´t like this too.
I looked the code of BaseModelMBean, the modelerType would only return the classname of the managedResource, in the sample-app "test.objects.Car" would be the modelerType.

I will add a note on this in the document that comes out with the next part of my sample-app where I will shortly explain how easy it is to add Notification-Support with commons-modeler.

Thanks for your comments.

Jörg Bellmann

PS: my girlfriend is not at home this week, so it can be that the next part come out this week :-)

Where is the next part that says about notifications in JMX? Please post the same.

Regards
Suhael

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Originally Posted by bellmann29

Hello,

the modelerType could not switched of. I don´t like this too.
I looked the code of BaseModelMBean, the modelerType would only return the classname of the managedResource, in the sample-app "test.objects.Car" would be the modelerType.

I will add a note on this in the document that comes out with the next part of my sample-app where I will shortly explain how easy it is to add Notification-Support with commons-modeler.

Thanks for your comments.

Jörg Bellmann

PS: my girlfriend is not at home this week, so it can be that the next part come out this week :-)

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