Are you sure? I don't read the spec like that... As I understand it, you
don't need an MBean for every jndi ref, url ref, etc. but for every JNDI
service, etc. If you take a look at the EJBModule or EntitBean, I don't see
such a thing.

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> It is a problem to me as it just compounds startup and shutdown
> times. If I read the
> spec correctly, every jndi ref, url ref, resource ref, etc has a
> mangement object. There
> is no need to create an explicit MBean for every logic object.
>
> I think there should MBeans for the coarse level objects like
> deployments and services,
> but when it gets down to a JNDIResource, or a URLResource,  why
> do I need an
> MBean as opposed to an attribute on the owning MBean?
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> From: "Sacha Labourey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 10:03 AM
> Subject: RE: [JBoss-dev] JSR-77 refactoring has begun
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>
> > > I agree that if you take the spec and literally create a MBean
> > > for every management
> > > object there will be an absurd number of MBeans. So what does
> this super
> > > MBean look like?
> >
> > Is that really a problem? What if the overhead of an MBean? If that is
> > really a problem because the "routing" logic of the MBeanServer
> will take
> > too much gime, why not simply create a second MBeanServer, just
> for JSR-77
> > purposes?
>
>
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