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Significantly updated 07/2007. Text and instructions have been greatly simplified by assuming that you are using the default JMX implementation in Sun Java 1.5 (or later). |
If you notice any mistakes in this document, please email the author at blaine dot simpson simpson at admc dot com so that he can correct them. (We require you to convert the "and" and "dot"s with the corresponding punctuation, in order to thwart spammers). See the Support section below about any other issues.
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This HOWTO document is copyrighted by Axis Data Management Corp. and may not be modified. The ADMC-supplied source code (scripts and Java code) are open sourced by the Apache 2.0 license.
This is an accelerated Howto for experienced Java programmers to really master, both theoretically and practically, the essential features of JMX, a.k.a. Java Management Extensions. You should already understand Java reflection, and how traditional Java Beans work. If you have dabbled with some facets of JMX, but want a more comprehensive understanding of it, this is for you too.
My goal is to get right to what you want to know and skip all the stuff that would be needed to accommodate a wider audience. I provide you with command-line and graphical Adaptors, and refer you to my publicly accessible JMX Manager where you can work with the objects discussed here.
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Keep the JMX API Spec(s) handy. The distros for all of the JMX implementations that I know of come with API Specs under their doc (or docs) directory. If you need to code to a JMX class, I assume that you're smart enough to know to look up that class in the corresonding API Spec. |
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