What you are trying to do seems very similar to the jsr-77 stuff in jboss
3, although I don't know if any actual statistics are implemented yet.  I
suspect statistics would not be hard to implement, and you might find
migrating to jboss 3 and implementing the statistics easier than writing a
custom solution.

david jencks

On 2002.08.21 15:49:59 -0400 Michael Klem wrote:
> I am using JMX with JBoss 2.4.4 and came across a confusing 
> situation. I want to use JMX to monitor how many times each ejb is 
> called and how long each ejb takes to process a specific command.
> 
> It seems that to make this work easily I would have to create one 
> mbean for each ejb. For example, EJB1MBean, EJB2MBean, EJB3MBean. 
> This is not good since the code in each MBean would be identical. 
> This will, however, allow me to view the data in my browser.
> 
> I would prefer to have an MBean that uses a hashmap to contain an 
> MBean for each ejb. If I do this, I cannot view the MBeans contained 
> in the hashmap.
> 
> I am currently reading about dynamic MBeans. Any ideas?
> -- 
> "If something is too hard, give up. The moral my boy is to never try 
> anything." - Homer
> 
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