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    Default What JAR's are required for spring JMX support?

    Just wanted to know what are the jars need to get this working.

    There is no mention of which spring-BLAH jar is needed in the jmx support documentation.

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    please take a look at <spring with dependencies folder>/lib/readme.txt

    * jmx/jmxri.jar
    - JMX 1.2.1 reference implementation
    - required for building the framework on JDK < 1.5
    - required at runtime when using Spring's JMX support on JDK < 1.5

    * jmx/jmxremote.jar
    - JMX Remote API 1.0.1 reference implementation
    - required for building the framework on JDK < 1.5
    - required at runtime when using Spring's JMX support on JDK < 1.5

    * jmx/jmxremote_optional.jar
    - JMXMP connector (from JMX Remote API 1.0.1 reference implementation)
    - required for running the framework test suite (even on JDK 1.5)
    - required at runtime when using the JMXMP connector (even on JDK 1.5)
    HTH.
    Omar Irbouh

    Spring Modules Team
    http://irbouh.blogspot.com/

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    Also, /readme.txt has the following:

    * "spring-support" (~190 KB)

    - Contents: JMX support, JCA support, scheduling support, mail support, caching support

    - Dependencies: spring-beans, (spring-context, spring-dao, spring-jdbc, JMX, Quartz, JavaMail, EHCache)
    Thomas Risberg
    SpringSource by Pivotal
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    Default Sorry I found it

    Thanks for the reply. I was actually looking for the spring jar the jmx stuff was in. Turns out it is in spring-support :P

    Sorry for the silly question.

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    Default WOW what awesome support.

    Wow another answer while I am drafting my reply!

    Thanks a lot for the quick answers, I am new to spring and this sort of support is very helpful and much appreciated.

    I currently playing around with maven2 which is downloading spring stuff for me, hence the not reading the readme.txt. I have downloaded the full version with deps and javadoc so I have got that file now

    Thanks again for your help.

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