Where can I get underlying JBossCache from within JMX

[jorgemoralespou_2]

Hi,
I was using JBossCache 1.4, and with default JMX registration I used to get my TreeCache from within TreeCacheMBean, registered under "jboss.cache:service=MyCache".

Now I'm trying to migrate to JBC 3, and registered my cache within an MBean, that when it starts registers all the caches I use, with a JmxRegistrationManager, using same ObjectName.

When my classes try to get the Cache through the registered MBean, it is not registered.

If I list registered MBeans for cache resources, I don't see the one I used to use, but these:

jmx-resource=CacheMgmtInterceptor,service=MyCache

jmx-resource=DataContainerImpl,service=MyCache

jmx-resource=MVCCLockManager,service=MyCache

jmx-resource=RPCManager,service=MyCache

jmx-resource=RegionManagerImpl,service=MyCache

jmx-resource=TransactionTable,service=MyCache

jmx-resource=TxInterceptor,service=MyCache

I`m using JBAS 4.2.3 with a tweaked version of JBC 3.0.1 (refactored like jarjar would have done).

Thanks

[manik]

What gets registered in JMX was changed in 2.x. The cache itself is no longer in JMX, since JMX is meant to be for reporting only, not a service repository. Register to and lookup from JNDI if an service repo is what you want.

Alternately, there is a legacy JMX wrapper which did give you access to the cache service, since 2.x as well - look at the Javadocs of this wrapper for details.

[jorgemoralespou_2]

I'll go for the JNDI option, as the JMX Wrapper is documented to disappear in future versions.

Thanks,