> 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?
I think that JMX is a good match for a server to
manage plugins, but unless I am missing your point, I
don't believe that JMX is appropriate for EJB at all.
The EJB spec clearly identifies the EJB container as
the manager of EJB instances, and the clients'
interaction with the beans is what influences the EJB
instance lifetime.
That's just the way it is.
If you were using EJX on the client side to manage
front-line components that used EJBs, that's one way
to think of using it to "manage EJBs."
Sound good?
Vaughn
Vaughn
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