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1. Re: RemoteMBeanServer by using RMIConnector
adrian.brock Oct 3, 2002 8:57 PM (in response to asubu)Unfortunatley, it is hardwired.
You could sub-class the MBean and override
startService() or getJndiName()
Regards,
Adrian -
2. Re: RemoteMBeanServer by using RMIConnector
asubu Oct 4, 2002 10:11 AM (in response to asubu)Thanks for the reply. The problem I was facing is I have JMX agents running remotely and clients to access these agents know only IPaddress of the agents at runtime. So to retreive the host name from the IPadress which are on different networks is not possible. Am I rite here?.
So according to your suggesstion I need to subclass RMIAdaptor class?.
Is there any documentation which could help me or a sample code?.
Thanks in Advance
Subu -
3. Re: RemoteMBeanServer by using RMIConnector
asubu Oct 4, 2002 10:14 AM (in response to asubu)Thanks for the reply. The problem I was facing is I have JMX agents running remotely and clients to access these agents know only IPaddress of the agents at runtime. So to retreive the host name from the IPadress which are on different networks is not possible. Am I rite here?.
So according to your suggesstion I need to subclass RMIAdaptor class?.
Is there any documentation which could help me or a sample code?.
Thanks in Advance
Subu -
4. Re: RemoteMBeanServer by using RMIConnector
asubu Oct 4, 2002 10:15 AM (in response to asubu)Thanks for the reply. The problem I was facing is I have JMX agents running remotely and clients to access these agents know only IPaddress of the agents at runtime. So to retreive the host name from the IPadress which are on different networks is not possible. Am I rite here?.
So according to your suggesstion I need to subclass RMIAdaptor class?.
Is there any documentation which could help me or a sample code?.
Thanks in Advance
Subu