In the jboss-service.xml descriptors we simply inject values to any number of
setable attributes, we don't declare the attributes there.
If we are talking about standard mbeans, attributes are derived from the MBean
interface implemented by the class (using reflection), by those methods that
follow the java bean pattern:
public some-type getAttrName();
public void setAttrName(some-type);
(read the jmx spec).
In jboss we also have xmbean (when an xmbean descriptor is provided, where we
can explicitly specify the attributes there).
See for example the descriptors in server/default/conf/xmdesc directory.
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