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

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

Nick,

If we JMXify the BeanFactory or ApplicationContext then we can expose a 
wide variety of functionality via a standard JMX MBean. For instance we 
could use JMX as an interface for hot swapping bean implementations at 
runtime or as a mechanism for introducing new bean definitions at 
runtime similar to the JMX MLet service. By introducing JMX we can 
introduce all sorts of lifecycle functionality and make it accessible 
using the wide variety of JMX adapters such as HTTP and SNMP - plus we 
can publish notifications to a wide variety of listeners using JMX 
notifications allowing for management of internal Spring functionality 
like caches and configuration files. Also since we now have JSR160 
support, we can use JMX to provide a mechanism for remote management of 
Spring.

Rob

Nick Minutello wrote:

>I can easily see why people would want to monitor or "poke" the odd
>component that was instantiated by spring (its exactly what I want to
>do).
>
>I havent yet seen which bits of Spring itself you would control or
>monitor via Spring...
>
>-Nick
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>On Mon, 8 Nov 2004 08:18:22 -1000, Seth Ladd <set...@gm...> wrote:
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>>On Mon, 8 Nov 2004 09:01:17 +0100, Alef Arendsen <al...@jt...> wrote:
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>>>I have a couple of projects that would greatly benefit from Spring's JMX support. Being able to slightly or temporarily reconfigure certain beans in an application is something our projects often require. Think of manually firing a job (cleanup, whatever).
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>>Bingo!  We have lots of Quartz jobs running.  Can't wait to wire those
>>into JMX to reschedule or fire the jobs manually.
>>
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>>
>>Seth
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