TreeCacheAop was a TreeCacheMBean by virtue of the fact that it extended TreeCache or
else he would not have been able to create it through the MBeanServer. However, this
does not expose the putObject operation.
You can expose any object as an mbean using the xmbean deployment mechanism without
having to introduce management interfaces. Create an xmbean descriptor for the
TreeCacheAop class following the docs/dtds/jboss_xmbean_1_1.dtd and create a
org.jboss.mx.modelmbean.XMBean doing something like this:
| public static ObjectName createServletMBean(MBeanServer server)
| throws Exception
| {
| ObjectName oname = new ObjectName(...);
| ClassLoader loader = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
| URL servletInfoURL = loader.getResource("META-INF/servletinfo-xmbean.xml");
| XMBean xmbean = new XMBean(info, servletInfoURL);
| server.registerMBean(xmbean, oname);
| return oname;
| }
|
|
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