On Wed, 21 Jan 2004, Scott M Stark wrote:
> Any comments on such an extension to the current xmbean metadata?

The only issue with this is the size of the document instance, some
mechanism to attribute the parts with different namespace with an URI
should be considered (when sharing the same serialization format with
several instance for example). Or XML schema inheritance mechanism to
achieve the same.



>
> <xmbean>
>    <mbeaninfo>
>    <bean>
>       <name>...</name>
>       <class>...</class>
>       <displayName>....</displayName>
>       <descriptors>
>         ...
>         <persistence-manager>
>            <mypm:data>
>              ... some external schema fragment for configuring the pm
> ...
>            </mypm:data>
>         </persistence-manager>
>       </descriptors>
>    </bean>
>
>    <constructors>
>      ...
>    </constructors>
>    <attributes>
>      ...
>    </attributes>
>    <operations>
>      ...
>    </operations>
>    <notifications>
>      ...
>    </notifications>
>    </mbeaninfo>
>
>    <resource>
>       <class>...</class>
>       <constructor>
>          <args>
>             <arg type="...">
>             <xmlbean:data>
>              ... external xml fragment representing serialized form of
> args ...
>             </xmlbean:data>
>             </arg>
>             ...
>          </args>
>       </constructor>
>       <object-name>jmx-object-name</object-name>
>    </resource>
> </xmbean>
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