OK, that works. I thought that I had gotten an exception when I tried that
earlier. Oh, now I remember, what I tried at first was (this is only one of
many variations of the object name string containing wild cards):
ObjectName name = new ObjectName("jboss.management.local:EJBModule=*,*");
| getServer().queryMBeans(name, qe);
This gave me the exception:
Exception in thread "main" javax.management.MalformedObjectNameException: jboss.
| management.local:EJBModule=*,* is not a valid ObjectName. The value *
cannot con
| tain * use quote backslash * quote or ObjectName.quote(String)
This lead me to attempt to figure out how query expressions worked, which lead
to the code I originally posted. My end goal is to come up with a query that
will give me all mbeans that have a particular attribute, regardless of the
value of the attribute.
By the way, I am close to figuring out why the query isn't working. I'll post
my conclusions when I am done.
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