Hi Chris
In jBoss JMX is the "startup" backbone which means using the dynamic
loading service of JMX to startup all the components you need to run
jBoss dynamically (defined in jboss.conf).
In addition these components have to be a MBean allowing you to manage
them (viewing and changing attributes, invoke operations and get notifcation
events from them). Therefore you can manage the software components
like DataSource, AutoDeployer and many more but you CANNOT manage
EJBs directly because they are not MBeans by default and I do not think it
is good to treat them like MBeans (but maybe I am wrong).
Unfortunatly the manageable interface of jBoss's MBeans are not well
designed
and need an inspection to become maintable.
To manage EJBs I think the EJB Container must offer a MBean interface
allowing the user to list, select and maintain EJBs.
Have fun - Mad Andy / Better Pizza
Senior Java Developer
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Cuilla" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "JBoss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 6:44 PM
Subject: [jBoss-User] How to manage EJBs with JMX?
> I understand that JMX is tightly integrated with jBoss 2.0. However, the
> question I have (and cannot seem to find any clear documentation on) is
how to
> manage my EJBs using JMX? Is anyone doing this? How so? What are you
managing?
> How are you dealing with the transient nature of EJBs?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris Cuilla
> President
> Cuilla Enterprises, Inc.
>
> If what you did yesterday still seems great today, then your goals for
tomorrow
> are not big enough.
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