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    Default JMX across a cluster

    I have a requirement to support both JBoss and WebSphere app servers. I would like to expose some beans through JMX across these clusters. But, how would I do this without tying into application specific jmx servers?

    Using spring's jmx, I can run through the tutorials and see how they would do exactly what I would like....but how can I get the one request to send out notifications to every other server in the cluster so the change is replicated across? Is there a generic way to do that?

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    Default JMX Notifications with Spring

    Here is a post outlining JMX notification API usage with Spring JMX
    Last edited by erezmazor; Feb 25th, 2010 at 03:36 AM.

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