Nope.
The MBean becomes immediately available after registration. You should guard
inside your mbean code if you don't want to receive calls, e.g. (assuming you
extend ServiceMBeanSupport, so the baseclass keeps track of state):
| private void checkStarted()
| {
| int state = this.getState();
|
| if (state != ServiceMBean.STARTED)
| {
| throw new IllegalStateException("Cannot perform operations unless
service is started");
| }
| }
|
then at your operations:
| public void someOperation(...)
| {
| checkStarted();
| ...
| //do whatever
| }
|
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