Examples of CascadingAgent

com.sun.jdmk.remote.cascading.CascadingAgent
This class is an abstract MBean class that provides a basic default implementation for some methods of the {@link CascadingAgentMBean}interface.
Using this class directly is discouraged. You should envisage using the {@link CascadingService} instead.
A CascadingAgent is an MBean that is able to mount a partial view of a source MBeanServer into a target MBeanServer. The source MBeanServer is also sometimes called the cascaded MBeanServer, while the target MBeanServer is called the cascading MBeanServer.
The Java DMK cascading API introduces the notion of domain path. An ObjectName is thus decomposed into three parts:
```
 <domain-path><domain-base-name>:<key-property-list> 
```
The domain path is a hierarchical name similar to a UNIX path name, and using the character `/' as separator.
The Java DMK cascading API provides the ability to mount MBeans from a source MBeanServer under a target domain path in a target MBeanServer.
For instance, this makes it possible to:
- mount "java.lang:*" MBeans from a subagent 1 under "server1/instance1"
- mount "java.lang:*" MBeans from a subagent 2 under "server1/instance2"
The content of the target MBeanServer as returned by queryNames(null,null) would then appear as:
```
 [...] java.lang:type=Compilation java.lang:type=Threading [...] server1/instance1/java.lang:type=Threading server1/instance1/java.lang:type=Compilation [...] server1/instance2/java.lang:type=Threading server1/instance2/java.lang:type=Compilation [...] 
```
See {@link com.sun.jdmk.remote.cascading} for more details. @since Java DMK 5.1
org.jboss.mx.remote.server.CascadingAgent
CascadingAgent is responsible for exposing Remote MBeanServers and MBeans to the local MBeanServer as if they were local MBeans. @author Tom Elrod @author Jeff Haynie @version $Revision: 1.13 $

Examples of com.sun.jdmk.remote.cascading.CascadingAgent

                                                Query.and(runtimeFilterON,
                                                  Query.not(runtimeServerFilterON))))))))));


      // create cascading agent using the above filter


            CascadingAgent cascadingAgent = 
      new ASProxyCascadingAgent(mbscf, 
      new ObjectName("*:*"), 
      queryExp,
      null);


      // add notification listener
      CascadingConnectionNotifListener ccnl = 
    new CascadingConnectionNotifListener(serverName);
            cascadingAgent.addNotificationListener(ccnl, null, null);


      // register with mBean server
      ObjectInstance cascadingAgentInstance =
    mbs.registerMBean(cascadingAgent, cascadingAgentName);

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Examples of org.jboss.mx.remote.server.CascadingAgent

       try
       {
           long timeout = 10000;
           long time = System.currentTimeMillis();


           CascadingAgent agent=new CascadingAgent();
           server.registerMBean(agent,new ObjectName("jmx.remoting:type=CascadingAgent"));
           agent.start();


           while ( (System.currentTimeMillis()-time)<timeout )
           {
               Set beans=server.queryMBeans(new ObjectName("test:type=LocalTest,*"),null);
               System.out.println("Found "+beans.size()+" beans..");

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Examples of org.jboss.mx.remote.server.CascadingAgent

            MulticastDetector detector = new MulticastDetector();
            server.registerMBean(detector, new ObjectName("jmx.remoting:type=Detector,transport=multicast"));
            detector.start();
            System.err.println("Starting MulticastDetector");


            CascadingAgent agent = new CascadingAgent();
            server.registerMBean(agent, new ObjectName("jmx.remoting:type=CascadingAgent"));
            agent.start();
            System.err.println("Starting CascadingAgent");


            ObjectInstance html = server.createMBean("com.sun.jdmk.comm.HtmlAdaptorServer",
                                                     null);
            server.invoke(html.getObjectName(), "setPort",

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