[Springframework-developer] Re: Design patterns for JMX and application manageability : A guide for developers. - HP Dev Resource Central

[Rob H. <ro...@ca...>]

Nick,

We won't be competing to an appserver, but by JMX-enabling the core Spring 
classes you will have a lot more runtime control over your Spring beans. 

Rob
Nick Minutello writes: 

>> The long term goals for Spring JMX are quite broad since we want to add
>> support for interacting with Spring via JMX and hook in JMX as a way of
>> modifying Spring managed beans and have those changes persisted to some
>> store.
> 
> What is the intended purpose/usage here?
> Sounds like spring is moving on from a "complementing" role (to an
> appserver) to a competing one - or do I misunderstand it... :-) 
> 
>> Currently we have a reflection-based assembler that exposes all
>> methods and all properties, 
> Sounds like what I want. 
> 
>> and a source metadata-based assembler that
>> exposes only those methods and properties that you mark in your source code.
> Source code??
> I guess I will have a look at the tests.. 
> 
>> There is a short piece on this in the
>> Spring Wiki, plus Craig Walls did some coverage on his blog at
>> http://jroller.com/page/habuma. The best resource to check out are the tests
> Thanks, I will have a read.. 
> 
> Cheers,
> Nick 
> 
> 
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