#x27;t use. This will keep the
thread count low.
Regards
/Dimitris
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I don't have first hand experience with AdventNet's product, but it certainly looks
complete.
The freely-available snmp-adaptor that comes with JBoss needs work and will probably
be enhanced, if there is enough user interest (and spare time :), but always to the
direction of covering the needs
p JMX
notification to SNMP traps, it will probably do the job.
It doesn't support get/set functionality, though.
In any case, it good to post requirements of yours to plan for furture enhancements.
Regards
/Dimitris
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implementation for free
Clients don't need to run MBeanServers inside them, unless you need to manage them as
well, but then it gets complicated.
Regards
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You've propably forgoten to have the gettter/setter appear also in Your
MyInterfaceMBean interface, that should be implemented by your MyClass.
If in doubt, read the JMX spec.
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Dimitris
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If the code is basically the same, why not deploying it in a .jar file and then deploy
2 xml descriptors e.g. instance1-service.xml, instance2-service.xml, with the content
you've mentioned?
Just make sure there is no META-INF/jboss-service.xml in the .jar file.
Regards
/Dimitris
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count attribute
Also if the Notification payload is a hashmap, we can extract attribute values as
follows:
u:xxx it will use xxx as the key to extract the value.
You can define your own extractor class, but then it gets complicated...
Experiment with this and let me know
Cheers
/Dimitris
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classes expose some attribute that are exported by the
MBean (e.g. time passed since last data update). Then you can configure monitor mbeans
to poll the attribute periodically and throw Notification when some condition is met.
Hope that helps
Ciao
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Hello All!
Couldn't you create a class that instantiates a Log4j Logger of your own?
This way you could use log4j's method
PropertyConfigurator.configure("pathToYourLog4jConfigFile");
and read always your configuration. Is it necessary to use the JBoss logger?
Excuse me if I have misunderstood
