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> Hi Brian,
>
> I wouldn't describe this as Basic JMX :-)
>
> If you start a timer on each node then the
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Hi Adrian,
thanks very much for your answers. I have a few little questions
about the clustering answers that perhaps you can give me
advice on.
> You will find many adaptors/con
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Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 6:16 PM
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> Hi Brian,
>
> Answers in line.
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Hi Brian,
Answers in line.
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Hi all,
yet again in my quest to write container independent code, I&#
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question
Try this:
MBeanServer myMBeanServer =
(MBeanServer)MBeanServerFactory.findMBeanServer(null).get(0);
There's a lot of code like that in JBoss
itself.
Benjamin
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Hi all,
yet again in my quest to write container
independent code, I'm stuck. :-)
I want to use the Timer service in a container
independent manner. The
sheduler services for example isn't container
independent :-(.
Hi all,
yet again in my quest to write container
independent code, I'm stuck. :-)
I want to use the Timer service in a container
independent manner. The
sheduler services for example isn't container
independent :-(.
So, the first problem I have here is, I need to get
a reference to the
