Hello Edward,
They have nothing in common. enterprise java beans are part of the EJB spec
and are enterprise components running in an application server whereas
MBeans are Managed Beans that are part of the JMX spec. An MBean represent a
resource that can be managed in a standard way. See the JMX spec for more
information.
So, from a pure spec point of view, they have nothing in common.
But from a JBoss point of view, MBeans are the standard piece of construct
of any JBoss service. Consequently, in JBoss (and in JBoss only), any EJB
*container* is an MBean.
For more information:
- read the EJB spec or any related book
- read the JMX spec or Juha's book (Sam's Publishing)
- read JBoss 3.0 administration guide: JBoss' architecture is detailed
Good luck. Cheers,
Sacha
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Hi all,
This is my first(but definately not the last) posting to this list, and yes
its a dumb newbie question. Can any one tell me the difference between an
Enterprise(Session and Entity Beans) and an MBean. Yeah I know its got
something to do with JMX, BUT WHERE does it all fit in (the MBeans). I just
learnt about coding session and entity beans, and then WHAM from nowhere
comes MBEANS and some thing called an MBean server . Please can anyone help
a lil brother out.
Hey I appreciate the help.
Thanks
Edward
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