< property name="server">
< /property>
< /bean>
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maybe you have more than one jmx server.
try using mbeanserverlocater from jboss.
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Hello,
I'm trying to create an mbean programmatically. that isn't quite a problem, but
how to get it into the jboss lifecyle is not clear to me.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/ProgrammaticServices
the above wiki entry suggests the servicecontroller, but i am not sure if this
is the right point to s
that was what i meant with the second solution ;-)
I will try that one.
Thanks for the (really fast) response
Edmund
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Hi,
i would like to make some beans (created with the spring deployer)
started/stopped by a HASingletonController.
I see 2 solutions, starting a context HASingleton controlled or starting a
single bean from a singleton controller.
How would you approach this problem?
Kind Regards
Edmund
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Hi,
I'm having problems receiving messages from a queue - if I look at the queue in
the jmx-console there are 1324 Messages shown in the Messagecount, but for some
reason queueReceiver.receiveNoWait(); always returns null. The same code works
with JBossMQ. I'm receiving no Exceptions/Errormessa
