For those methods with primitive or non-return values, they should work
well. IIRC, GEP use JMX to interact with those GBeans running in the Kernel.
Hi, David :
I just checked a little about the current GBeanInfoBuilder codes, it
seems that it add all the methods in the extends tree. Its beha
thats pity. But thank you for the help.
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On Apr 15, 2010, at 11:53 PM, Jenson283 wrote:
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> the gbean were exposed as an mbean, the problem is that all my public methods
> were exposed in the method, although i got only a part of them added to my
> gbeaninfo.
>
> Yes my goal is it to prevent people from calling certain methods throug
