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    I started a thread under management but haven't gotten any responses...hopefully opening up to a related topic will get me some responses.

    http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=65098

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    How do you imagine jmx monitoring of the session-scoped bean? Suppose you have two different sessions at the application - that means that you have two target bean class instances, however, jmx offers only a single point for the clients. What do you expect to see if everything works fine? Data for the first bean or second? What if you have not two but twenty two sessions etc.

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    I would assume using something such as the IdentityNamingStrategy would allow dynamic naming to differentiate the same class beans from one another.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pbdavey View Post
    I would assume using something such as the IdentityNamingStrategy would allow dynamic naming to differentiate the same class beans from one another.
    I'm afraid it's still not clear. Am I right assuming that you want to be able to see one composite mbean that allows to acces all of the aggregated session-scoped beans?

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    You know...I'm not entirely sure, I was hoping there would be some configuration to it (if it existed). Perhaps it would show n mbeans for n sessions. Or perhaps some aggregate would be possible, though currently I am more interested in inspecting the sessions and the associated mbeans.

    I assume from what your saying is that you're not aware of any way of doing this...?

    I was out of the office for some time, sorry it took so long to respond.

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