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Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 6:17
AM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-dev] JSR-77
refactoring has begun
Scott,
When the original code was written we did not use JMX notifications
because we were concerned that the number
of notifications would be very high and might cause the server to bottle
neck because of the notification volume.
Is your idea to also populate the statistics using notifications?
In any case I can start updating the JSR-77 classes to the final spec,
then I will start working on the population
of the statistics data.
One other issue that was brought up on the forum relating to JSR-77
was the number of MBeans that were being created. I have started
looking at the possibility of all the MBeans into a single MBean that keeps
track of all
the JSR-77 related information including state management and
statistics. Given this single MBean my idea is all
access to the JSR-77 related data with JBoss is through the MEJB, but
since it is just going to delegate to the JSR-77 repository MBean, the MBean
could be accessed directly if other MBeans with in JBoss required JSR-77
related data.
comments always welcome,
Scott McLaughlin
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01/15/03 10:29PM >>>
I started the refactoring of the JSR-77 layer
to pull it out of the core. The initial checkin
focuses on the SAR related
code. The change will be to move the JSR-77 object creation
out of the core
deployers and components and into the JSR-77 module itself. The
interaction
between the two layer is vis JMX notifications. So far this has
simplified
both the core and the JSR-77 code. I expect this to be complete
by the end of the
week. Beyond that updating the classes to the JSR-77 1.0
final release and populating
the statistics is what will take some
work.
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Scott Stark
Chief Technology
Officer
JBoss Group,
LLC
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