On Thu, 25 Jul 2002 14:18, Huw Roberts wrote:
> Regarding DTD and hard coding of log messages, i'm taking care of that now.
thanks!
> How about if I just resubmit all patches and new classes so they can be
> applied more easily?
that would be great.
> I'll have more to say about the proxy stuff (in the documentation, right?)
;)
> - basically it's a way to define a facade or wrapper class around a managed
> object so data types can be mapped, and to provide additional flexibility
> in a JMX-independant way. A good example of where this might make sense is
> the FTP app, where the FtpServerImpl doesn't do a whole lot, but holds
> references to objects that do.
Okay I get it. So a simple example would be something like
class KernelMBeanProxy
{
private MyKernel m_kernel;
KernelMBeanProxy( MyKernel kernel ) { m_kernel = kernel; }
public void stopAllApps()
{
String[] names = m_kernel.getApplicationNames();
for( int i = 0; i < names.length; i++ )
{
m_kernel.stopApp( names[ i ] );
}
}
public int getApplicationCount()
{
return m_kernel.getApplicationNames().length;
}
public int getExtensionCount()
{
return m_kernel.getExtenstionManager().getExtensions().length;
}
}
So the proxy may implement extra functionality on top of the real service
without the actual service implementing it? Is that what you mean?
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