Hi,
This topic sounds very interesting! Actually the only "standard" way to
publish JMX Beans is through the "standard" RMI connectors, which needs
to use an RMIRegistry.
I think it would be great to implement a JSR 160 endpoint/connector
that uses a JINI/JERI ServerEndpoint on the server side.
As soon as a JSR160 connector will be available you can use VisualVM and
other JMX complaint utilities
Enrico
Il 27/05/2013 05:23, Greg Trasuk ha scritto:
Hi all:
The JMX docs talk about looking up JMX servers in Jini registrars. Did
anyone ever do that, and if so, how do we go about publishing MBean
servers through Jini?
I ask because I've been working on the container, and it publishes
MBeans for its admin interfaces. I'd like to have a command-line or
scripted admin program, which should be possibe through the JMX MBeans
(so far I've been hitting them with jconsole). The JMX runtime includes
an RMI connector, but it seems a little funny to use plain-old unsecure
rmi when we've got JERI.
Any JMX expertise out there? Would love to have someone do the admin
interface. I'm also thinking that a Swing-based admin interface would
be interesting. Possibly using Groovy or Jython.
Cheers,
Greg.
