Looks cool.

Is there a link to the spec?

Does this mean that for every existing mbean (instance) in jboss, we will
have an additional JSR-77 mbean?  I imagine it is obvious if you know
anything about how this works ;-) but why can't you have the existing
(service(mbeans implement the appropriate jsr-77 interfaces?


Could describe the nature of the links a bit?
For instance, how would you navigate to 
--a rardeployment

--the ServiceController

--an ejb container

Any light you could shed would be most welcome

Thanks!

david jencks

On 2001.11.15 14:40:09 -0500 Andreas Schaefer wrote:
> Hi Geeks
> 
> As you maybe know JSR-77 defines a vendor-neutral way to
> manage J2EE application server. JSR-77 works like JMX
> except that it uses only a few data types (basic data types,
> String and Stats (statistic data containers)). The rest are links
> to other managed objects. Thus you can navigate through the
> app. server following the links until you get the information you
> need (something like when you surf through the net).
> 
> Right now the MEJB (mantatory EJB to enable a JSR-77 client
> to access and work with the app. server) is available but empty.
> Therefore I would suggest the following implementation of the
> JSR-77 spec.:
> 
> - MEJB maps JSR-77 "links" to the JSR-77 MBeans
> - JSR-77 MBeans are the bridge between JSR-77 spec.
>   and the JBoss implementation
> - JSR-77 MBean represents a "ManagedObject" which
>   make the mapping JSR-77 <--> JBoss pretty easy
> - Each JBoss service is reponsible to create the appropriate
>   JSR-77 MBeans and to provide the information to link it
>   with its parents whereas the JSR-77 MBean know how to
>   create the links
> 
> I dropped the idea of a controller getting the information from
> the services and creating the JSR-77 MBeans. The service
> MBean has the appropriate knowledge to create the JSR-77
> MBean and thus make the controller superfluous.
> 
> As time permits I will start make the first implementation to
> show what this means code-wise.
> 
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