2 Replies Latest reply on Jun 19, 2006 1:24 PM by peterj

    Concern over JBOSS / JMX removal

    garryj33

      http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2006/06/14/jboss_jmx/

      I refer to the above article and potential removal of JMX MBEAN architecture. I am currently in the midst of an application suite which involves the use of session and entity beans and I perhaps need to understand the implications of this removal a little more.

      How will this impact CMP and entity beans and perhaps session beans ?

      Appreciate any advice that can be offered here.

        • 1. Re: Concern over JBOSS / JMX removal
          starksm64

          stop worrying about it.

          • 2. Re: Concern over JBOSS / JMX removal
            peterj

            At JBossWorld in Vegas, Dimitris gave an excellent presentation on the JBoss POJO-based MicroContainer architecture and one of its prime benefits - the ability to run various components outside the app server. (Many of the other presentations reflected back on this fact also.) It would be worth checking out that presentation when it becomes avialable on the JBoss web site. But regardless of this fundamental change in the architecture, the fact is that the JBoss app server will continue to be Java EE certified, and thus any code you write to the Java EE specs will continue run. So as Scott said...