The default JDBCPersistenceAdapter has access to the BrokerService.
The broker service exposes the ManagementContext that contains a
getMBeanServer-method. So you get easy access to the MBean-Server.
Just register your JMX-Bean there. Example:
// just to illustrate..
MyPersistenceAdapter adapter = this;
MyPersietenceAdapterMBean view = this; // or make a new MPAView()
MBeanServer mbeanServer =
brokerService.getManagementContext().getMBeanServer();
if (mbeanServer != null) {
ObjectName objectName = new
ObjectName(managementContext.getJmxDomainName() + ":" + "BrokerName="
+
JMXSupport.encodeObjectNamePart(getBrokerName()) + "," +
"Type=ProxyConnector," + "ProxyConnectorName="
+ JMXSupport.encodeObjectNamePart(connector.getName()));
mbeanServer.registerMBean(view, objectName);
}
Mario
On 8/9/07, Anthrope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I have a custom persistence adaptor that uses Berkeley DB, and would
> like to expose the message store as an MBean, since I am collecting stats
> like average message size, etc. and would rather have those queried via JMX
> than to log them to log4j. Any idea how I could expose either the
> persistence adaptor or message store objects as MBeans?
>
> Thanks,
> Prashanth
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