Re: [Openjmx-devel] RMI adaptor committed

[Carlos Q. <car...@we...>]

On Monday 11 February 2002 18:35, Bordet, Simone wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I committed the revisited RMI adaptor, hehe.
>
> As a result CVS may be a little unstable for few days (only the part of the
> RMIAdaptor, though), but I will fix everything for the release candidate.
> BTW I propose future major release always follow the pattern of 2 beta
> releases, one RC then the final.
Agreed

>
> -------o--------
>
> RMIAdaptor
>
> This MBean allow clients to connect to the MBeanServer via RMI. Notice
> please that RMI is not a protocol, and here must be intended as "remote
> method invocation using Java". The underlying protocol can be anyone, and
> in fact 2 are supported: JRMP and IIOP. JRMP is the Java Remote Method
> Protocol, and it's the default protocol for RMI. IIOP is the Internet Inter
> Orb Protocol, and it's the CORBA default. As you know, remote method
> invocation in Java can have JRMP or IIOP as protocols, and the remote
> invocation process is usually referred to, respectively, as "RMI" and "RMI
> over IIOP". "RMI" is a short for "RMI over JRMP".
This is a very good explanation (now I understand it :-)), please add it to 
the docs

>
> So we have the RMI adaptor that is protocol independent, and support for
> remote notification listeners and filters.
>
> -------o--------
>
> IIOPAdaptor
>
> This MBean is a subclass of the RMIAdaptor and handles IIOP specific
> operations.
>
> -------o--------
>
> JRMPAdaptor
>
> This MBean is a subclass of the RMIAdaptor and handles JRMP specific
> operations. It supports export on a specific port and with custom socket
> factories. It supports SSL, so it is possible to have a JRMPAdaptor over
> SSL for secure data transfer.
>
> -------o--------
>
> RMIConnector
>
> This is the class that remote clients of MBeanServer must use to connect to
> the RMIAdaptor subclasses. It serves for both JRMP and IIOP adaptor. It is
> based on JNDI to lookup the adaptors, so be sure to configure it properly
> to find the adaptor's stub, either from the RMI naming or from the COS
> naming (for RMI and CORBA respectively). Don't try to use directly the stub
> of the adaptors, unless you know what you're doing :), always use this
> class.
>
>
> That's it for now.
>
> Examples and docs will come soon.
>
> Cheers
>
> Simon
>
>
>
>
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