So write a GaugeMonitorConfigurationService and the problem is solved. JMX is a
non-remote spec as its base and has completely non-deterministic behavior when
accessed over a remote connection since there are 0 guarentees with regard to
remoteness at the jmx core. The jmx remoting spec does not
Yes, we could register a empty GaugeMonitor in the client side and then call
the set attribute methods the populate the content of the GaugeMonitor. But
it is not as convenient as populating the content of GaugeMonitor and then
create the MBean through RMIAdaptor. It is one remote call versus
Try to use MBeanServer.createMBean(...) to create and register an MBean on the
Server, rather than creating it on the client side.
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I don't get it, why you have to create it on the client side?
You tell the server to create it on the server side and you configure it as you
would with any other MBean (again, through the MBean server), to monitor
whatever you want.
The web-console of jboss, does exactly that.
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I want to build an application that I can use a Web GUI in the front end to
display all the existing MBeans registered with the MBean server. If I want to
create a monitor against one MBean attribute, I have to ask the MBean Server to
create one Montior MBean in the client side through
