You need to use the classloader that loaded the 1st MBean, e.g:
| Object mybean = Class.forName("com.percussion.jmx.test.SimpleListener",
true, this.getClass().getClassLoader()).newInstance();
|
| server.registerMBean(mybean, "mydomain:name=myname");
|
There is also the createMBean() that takes the ObjectName of a classloader, but
I'm not sure how to map the context thread classloader to the ObjectName under
which it is registered.
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