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Subject: RE: anyone any idea how to get the RMI JMX connector running inside
 Geronimo?
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Hi,

> I can see how to use JSR 160 from Java code...
>=20
> http://mx4j.sourceforge.net/docs/bk01ch03s03.html
>=20
> I wonder is there any 'pure MBean' way to install a JSR 160 server=20
> connector. e.g. an equivalent of the following for JSR 160?
>=20
>      <mbean code=3D"mx4j.tools.naming.NamingService"=20
> name=3D"Naming:type=3Drmiregistry">
>      </mbean>
>      <mbean code=3D"mx4j.adaptor.rmi.jrmp.JRMPAdaptor"=20
> name=3D"Adaptor:protocol=3DJRMP">
>          <attribute name=3D"JNDIName">jrmp</attribute>
>      </mbean>

This XML syntax is limited, unless you can pass objects as arguments to =
JSR 160 constructors.
Also, in JSR 160 you would use factories instead of constructors.

I am committing today a configuration file that is able to perform this; =
the format would be:

<?xml version=3D"1.0" encoding=3D"UTF-8" ?>
<configuration port=3D"8872">
  <startup>
    <register objectname=3D"connectors:protocol=3Drmi">
      <call method=3D"newJMXConnectorServer" =
classname=3D"javax.management.remote.JMXConnectorServerFactory">
        <arg =
type=3D"javax.management.remote.JMXServiceURL">service:jmx:rmi://localhos=
t</arg>
        <arg type=3D"java.util.Map" />
        <arg type=3D"javax.management.MBeanServer" />
      </call>
    </register>
    <call objectname=3D"connectors:protocol=3Drmi" operation=3D"start" =
/>
  </startup>
  <shutdown>
    <call objectname=3D"connectors:protocol=3Drmi" operation=3D"stop" />
    <unregister objectname=3D"connectors:protocol=3Drmi" />
  </shutdown>
</configuration>

It should be extensible enough, but I'd love to hear comments about it.

> I had a quick look at CVS HEAD of mx4j and couldn't see any=20
> obvious way=20
> of doing this. Maybe we need a little MBean wrapper around=20
> the Java API=20
> (if there's not one already)?

Either the wrapper or an extended configuration file as above.
The wrapper can take a string instead of a JMXServiceURL, and hardcode =
the environment Map so its constructor will be=20
GeronimoRMIConnectorServer(String jmxServiceURL) which should be handy =
enough.

Simon