Hi, thanks for the quick answer,
after you're answer i tried to invoke the method test from the kernel to
test your're answer.
Unfortunately the kernel was able to invoke this function.
Here i've got more information what i try, if there any problems to
understand my issue.
I have a GBean,
All the operations on the object are exposed through the gbean info. I thought
all the attributes were too, whether or not they are declared, but I am less
sure of that.
What exactly is the problem you are having? Do you want to prevent people from
calling certain methods through jmx, or
the gbean were exposed as an mbean, the problem is that all my public methods
were exposed in the method, although i got only a part of them added to my
gbeaninfo.
Yes my goal is it to prevent people from calling certain methods through
jmx.
thanks
Jenson
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On Apr 15, 2010, at 11:53 PM, Jenson283 wrote:
the gbean were exposed as an mbean, the problem is that all my public methods
were exposed in the method, although i got only a part of them added to my
gbeaninfo.
Yes my goal is it to prevent people from calling certain methods through
For those methods with primitive or non-return values, they should work
well. IIRC, GEP use JMX to interact with those GBeans running in the Kernel.
Hi, David :
I just checked a little about the current GBeanInfoBuilder codes, it
seems that it add all the methods in the extends tree. Its
