Hi Dain
I don't know what this is all about but what you
want would looks like this:
ObjectName lServer = null;
try {
Set lServers = pServer.queryNames(
new ObjectName(
J2EEManagedObject.getDomainName() + ":" +
J2EEManagedObject.TYPE + "=" + J2EEServer.J2EE_TYPE + "," +
"*"
),
null
);
if( lServers.isEmpty() ) {
lLog.error( "Could not locate JSR-77 Server: " + pName );
}
lServer = lServers.iterator().next();
}
catch( Exception e ) {
lLog.error( "Could not locate JSR-77 Server: " + pName, e );
}
I personally don't see what you gain because now you have the
SAME message at two different places just for the sake of it.
>From the JSR-77 implementation I can assume that there is
always a server available and if not then it is an exceptional
case.
Because your arguments are not correct I will leave it as
it is.
Andy
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