OK, I can't see how to expose an EJB as an MBean. So in JBoss everything is
an MBean, and my EJB is there already and there are some stats that the
interceptor must maintain. But how do I add my own MBean interface, or
extend the existing one?
I've specified the XDoclet tags @jmx.mbean on my EJB class and
@jmx.managed-operation on the method I want to expose. I've set up the
XDoclet task thus:
jmxdoclet
fileset
jbossxmbean
PackageSubstitution (MBean interface in subpackage of EJB)
jbosxmldoc
mbeaninterface
PackageSubstitution (MBean interface in subpackage of EJB)
This generates src/jboss-service.xml (with an empty <service> tag) and
my interface class with the exposed method. I then add the <mbean code=...>
tag to the jboss-service.xml file, and add a
<service>jboss-service.xml</service> entry to application.xml.
Finally I package it into an .ear that has my xxxEJB.jar, xxxWS.wsr,
jboss-service.xml and META-INF/application.xml which refers to all three
of these thus:
<application>
<display-name>xxx</display-name>
<service>jboss-service.xml</service>
<module>
<ejb>xxxEJB.jar</ejb>
</module>
<module>
<java>xxxWS.wsr</java>
</module>
</application>
This deploys fine, but I cannot find my MBean. I am expecting JBoss to
recognise the MBean and register it for me. Am I confused?
Any pointers or an example would be greatly appreciated!
cheers
Simon
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