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Java Management eXtension defines an API where component developers can define and implement a management interface of their components as well as the tool provider can use to create a flexible and dynamic management tools. Because there is no separation between provider and client any other JMX components can use JMX to create a flexible and dynamic application build up by the JMX components.

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What are the three types of bindings to lookup services?
Java:API:JMX
John Zukowski PREMIUM, Sep 12, 2005
The JMX specification defines three types: Service Location Protocol (SLP) Lookup Service, Jini Lookup Service, and Java Naming and Directory Interface...
How do you specify the address of a JMX connector server?
Java:API:JMX
John Zukowski PREMIUM, Sep 12, 2005
The JMXServiceURL allows you to specify the URL like service:jmx:protocol:sap where protocol might be something like rmi and sap is the address at which...
What does an MBean interface consist of?
Java:API:JMX
John Zukowski PREMIUM, Sep 12, 2005
Methods in the interface provide either accessors to attributes or operations to execute.

What interface must an MBean implement?
Java:API:JMX
John Zukowski PREMIUM, Sep 12, 2005
There is no single interface that an MBean implements. Instead, an MBean is defined by creating an interface called XXXMBean and a class called XXX, i...
Which JSR defines JMX?
Java:API:JMX
John Zukowski PREMIUM, Sep 12, 2005
JSR 3 defined the original version of JMX. Other JSRs define newer aspects of JMX: JSR 160 - JMX Remoting 1.0 JSR 146 - WBEM Services: JMX Provider...
Where can I find a tutorial on JMX?
Java:API:JMX
John Zukowski PREMIUM, Sep 12, 2005
Sun provides a tutorial for JMX with JDK 5.0 at http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/jmx/tutorial/tutorialTOC.html.
What server should my JMX application connect to?
Java:API:JMX
John Zukowski PREMIUM, Sep 12, 2005
To get the platform's MBean server, ask the ManagementFactory: MBeanServer mbs = ManagementFactory.getPlatformMBeanServer();
When running a JMX application, what do I connect with to see the current information to monitor?
Java:API:JMX
John Zukowski PREMIUM, Sep 12, 2005
The jconsole command-line tool allows you to connect to both local and remote virtual machines to monitor status information.
What is JMX?
Java:API:JMX
John Zukowski PREMIUM, Sep 12, 2005
JMX is the Java Management Extensions. It provides a way to manage and monitor resources, as in network devices or applications. Classes are found in the...
Why should a Java developer care about JMX?
Java:API:JMX
Andreas Schaefer, Nov 21, 2001
There are several reasons to do so: When a Java developer creates components (JavaBeans) he/she should also provide a way to manage these components...


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