> Then override the name in preRegister. Having to specify a name
> in the mbean service descriptor does not prevent this does it?

Yup.



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> From: "Michael Stanley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] MBean interfaces to EJBs
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>>I'm currently building a system that requires plugins.
>>
>>We have a plugin development kit that allows developers to quickly write 
>>plugins without having to worry about deployment configuration 
>>information.  The plugin developer simply implements the interface (or 
>>subclasses some abstract support plugins).
>>
>>The plugin development kit, utlizing ANT, and Xdoclet, handles all the 
>>EJB stuff, and EAR (or SAR) packaging.  This alliviates a lot of the 
>>details from the plugin developer.
>>
>>By removing the ObjectName from the configuration file, we can use a 
>>generic MBean interface, that builds a unique ObjectName from some other 
>>source (or combination there of, like plugin name, and version).
>>
>>This has multiple benefits.  It allows the system administrator to set 
>>up a domain specific to plugins (and change this easily over time), and 
>>allows for a common naming convention to the generic PluginMBean (which 
>>allows for common querying).
>>
>>Simply put, it seperates responsibilities of the developer, the 
>>assembler, and the administrator.
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