How do you expose an XMBean as a set of web services via JBoss.net?

It is possible to define a MBean to be used with JBoss.net using the steps defined on 
http://www.jboss.org//developers/guides/jboss.net/xdoclet.

However, this does not work for XMBean.  

The problem seems to be with the Java class associated with the MBean.  For a normal 
MBean, the class is the one defined in jboss-services.xml.  However, for XMBeans, the 
Java class is "org.jboss.mx.modelmbean.XMBean".  Consequently, AXIS is not able to 
perform its reflection on the appropriate class.

When accessing MBeans via JBoss.net, there is a handler class 
"org.jboss.net.jmx.server.MBeanProvider".  I could not find the equivent (e.g. 
XMBeanProvider) for handling XMBeans.

I would much rather use XMBeans.  But, I'm ready to convert them to standard mbeans to 
get this to work.


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