The MXBean
framework gives you a way to define MBeans with custom
types, and map those types to standard
("open")
types so generic clients can deal with them. Sometimes you want
to do this mapping outside an MBean. For example, we recommend
that the custom payload
("userData")
of
a Notification
should use open types, but open values...
You can't construct a JMX ObjectName without handling
MalformedObjectNameException, which is a checked exception. Here's
why that is a pain, how to relieve that pain, and what we're doing
to make it less painful in the next version.
If you've done any programming at all with the JMX API, you'll
have noticed that all of
the ObjectName
constructors, and all of
the...
