It seems to me that there's a bug in the Standard MBean system: in a
standard mbean, methods getProperty/setProperty result in a property named
"Property", not "property". I believe the latter conforms to the JavaBeans
standard. In other words, an mbean class with those methods would have to be
declared as follows:
<mbean code="monitor.JBossMonitor" name="hpg.test:service=monitor">
<attribute name="Property">abc</attribute>
</mbean>
rather than:
<mbean code="monitor.JBossMonitor" name="hpg.test:service=monitor">
<attribute name="property">abc</attribute>
</mbean>
because the later will result in a deployment exception.
This looks like it could be fixed within the org.jboss.mx packages, which
I'll happily do, but I'm wondering if it's actually a bug.
Hans Gilde
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