Guys,
You all may or may
not agree, but the current structure of mbean xml files is really
confusing. I think the concept of one mbean file containing all
out-of-the-box components that come with JBoss is much easier for a new user to
understand( and for me for that matter :). In the 2.4.x series, all you
had to do was look at jboss.jcml to see and configure all components in jboss
and what order they were brought up in the system. Don't get me wrong, the
hot deploy of mbeans and the ability to define dependencies is really really
cool, but it is very confusing for the beginning user( and users moving from
2.4.x to 3.0). Basically, what I'm saying is that shit is everywhere and
looks like a mess.
Another thing that
really bothers me is that on boot-up, jboss tells you "JBOSS 3.0RH Alpa
started", then after it says it has started, a million other things get deployed
including all of your beans!
Another
question. How do I write initializer mbeans? What I mean by an
initializer is something that runs AFTER all mbean components and EJBs have been
deployed. Like WebLogic startup-up classes. How can I write
something like this in the new architecture.
Regards,
Bill
