Sounds good to me. Are JSR-77 and JSR-88 going to be part of J2EE 1.4? If we reuse the admin stuff I wrote, hopefully we'll be able to refactor it to fit into the JSR-77 and JSR-88 specification. No sense re-inventing the wheel :)
Tim Urberg OpenEJB Developer --- Dirk Laessig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there, > > an administration client could be based on the JSR-77 > and JSR-88 (J2EE Management and J2EE Deployment). > Before we start coding a Geronimo-specific protocol > between the admin client and the server, we can > investigate if these standards are flexible enough for > this task. > > JSR-77 provides as simple management model, which can > be extended by the implementing app server. It also > defines a session bean interface for accessing these > managed objects in the server. I think that Geronimo > can just extend this JSR-77 model to provide enough > user friendliness in the admin client. > > What do you think? > > Cheers, > Dirk
