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Aki Yoshida updated CXF-4170:
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Description:
We introduced a simpler mechanism for configuring the instrumentation manager
with CXF-3992, namely using the bus properties instead of directly configuring
the InstrumentationManagerImpl bean. Unfortunately, this change introduced an
issue in setting the instrumentation bean properties configured using the old
style of directly configuring the instrumentation manager bean.
In particular, when setting each property of the InstrumentationManagerImpl
bean, those properties that are set before the bus property is set are not
correctly set with the desired values. For example, if the bus property is set
at the beginning, the rest of the properties appearing below this line are
correctly set. However, if the bus property is set not at the beginning, those
properties appearing above that line are not set correctly and overwritten by
the default values.
Note that this problem does not occur when the properties are set using the bus
properties
In any case, this problem needs to be fixed.
was:
We introduced a simpler mechanism for configuring the instrumentation manager
bean with CXF-3992, namely using the bus properties instead of directly
configuring the bean. Unfortunately, this change introduced an issue in reading
the instrumentation bean properties configured using the old style of directly
configuring the instrumentation manager bean.
In particular, when setting each property of the InstrumentationManagerImpl
bean, those properties that are set before the bus property is set are not
correctly set. In other words, if the bus property is set at the beginning, the
rest of the properties are correctly read. However, if the bus property is set
not at the beginning, those properties appearing above are overwritten by the
default values.
Note that this problem does not occur when the properties are set using the bus
properties
In any case, this problem needs to be fixed.
Summary: JMX InstrumentationManager's configuration properties may not
be set correctly in standalone mode after upgrading to 2.5.2 (was: JMX
InstrumentationManager's configuration properties may not be read correctly in
standalone mode after 2.5.2)
> JMX InstrumentationManager's configuration properties may not be set
> correctly in standalone mode after upgrading to 2.5.2
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>
> Key: CXF-4170
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-4170
> Project: CXF
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Management
> Affects Versions: 2.5.2
> Reporter: Aki Yoshida
> Assignee: Aki Yoshida
> Fix For: 2.5.3, 2.6
>
>
> We introduced a simpler mechanism for configuring the instrumentation manager
> with CXF-3992, namely using the bus properties instead of directly
> configuring the InstrumentationManagerImpl bean. Unfortunately, this change
> introduced an issue in setting the instrumentation bean properties configured
> using the old style of directly configuring the instrumentation manager bean.
> In particular, when setting each property of the InstrumentationManagerImpl
> bean, those properties that are set before the bus property is set are not
> correctly set with the desired values. For example, if the bus property is
> set at the beginning, the rest of the properties appearing below this line
> are correctly set. However, if the bus property is set not at the beginning,
> those properties appearing above that line are not set correctly and
> overwritten by the default values.
> Note that this problem does not occur when the properties are set using the
> bus properties
> In any case, this problem needs to be fixed.
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