MBeans, proper use case?

paper57 Sep 22, 2005 1:08 PM

I'm trying to insturment a web service using a request handler and an MBean.

Currently, I create and register, upon initialization of the handler a custom MBean. Is it more correct to have the MBean contain a reference to my handler to pull the statistics it needs or to have the handler update the MBEan with statistics when it determines it is necessary?

More importantly, is it proper form to have the MBean created and registered by the object it is managing? Most of the examples show independent services deployed with dependcies on the services they monitor..I don't think that works in this case.

1. Re: MBeans, proper use case?

dimitris Sep 22, 2005 1:59 PM (in response to paper57)

Both are possible, although I think more common is the case of the mbean acting as a wrapper over the real resource (i.e. the resource doesn't know about mbeans).
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2. Re: MBeans, proper use case?

masummymesingh Jul 17, 2016 1:56 AM (in response to paper57)

Hi

manage/monitor running applications in that JVM using JMX.

1. it works same as junit but it works running mode
2. change configuration in run time
3. get and set data into bean class in run time .
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