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    Default JMX Persistence / Clustering

    Hi All,
    What happens to changes that are made to beans via JMX? Are these changes persisted in any way so that the changes live through an application restart? If so, what mechanism is used?
    I'm also curious if there is a way to support configuration changes across a cluster. If you have generally the same set of beans deployed across a cluster it would be nice to be able to update bean properties in one place and have that update be effective for all related instances. Is this currently possible or would it be possible to add this behavior?
    thanks!
    Justin

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    Default Re: JMX Persistence / Clustering

    Quote Originally Posted by jbmeye00
    Hi All,
    What happens to changes that are made to beans via JMX? Are these changes persisted in any way so that the changes live through an application restart? If so, what mechanism is used?
    Not at the moment. But I believe in the near future it will be easy to configure your beans at runtime and persist the changes.

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