Hi,
I am currently using 4.0.4 GA version of JBoss AS. I am configuring the
jboss-service.xml of a *.sar/META-INF/ folder, for that, I a defining several
mbeans to be executed at a certain hour.
When doing my tests I am realizing that there is only a single thread (Timer-X)
in charge of this e
you can check the solution here
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBAS-3282
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Try it like this:
public class ResponseTimeCalculator extends ServiceMBeanSupport implements
ResponseTimeCalculatorMBean
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I think you are just checking the deployment through the console instead of
checking it out through your security.log file.
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Forgot to say I am using JBoss AS 4.0.4.GA with the java jdk 1.5.0_10
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Hi,
I am currently implementing MBeans to schedule several classes. For that
purpose, I am using the javax.management.timer.Timer class as timer.
Here you can see an exemple:
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