Yes, this is possible thru your 2nd suggestion.
public class ManagedServlet extends ManagedServletMBean {
private HttpServlet servlet;
public ManagedServlet (HttpServlet s) {
this.servlet = s;
}
}
In your servlet init code, just instantiate ManagedServlet and register it with MBean server. Code it to expose what ever methods on the HttpServlet you want.
Greg
Jon Brisbin wrote:
I'd like to have a servlet registered in the MBean server. I first
thought I'd just make it an MBean and deploy it like my other MBeans,
using jboss.net as an example. It looks like I can't guarantee that
the instance in the webapp is the one in the MBean server, though.Would it make sense to put some code in the servlet's init method to
register itself and allow itself to be jmx-managed? I really want to
be able to manage this servlet through the console if I can swing it.=====
Thanks!Jon Brisbin
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