Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean$StandardMBeanSupport

javax.management.StandardMBean

StandardMBean eases the development of MBeans that have a management interface described by a java interface, like plain standard MBeans have; differently from a plain standard MBean, StandardMBean is not tied to the JMX lexical patterns and allows more control on the customization of the MBeanInfo that describes the MBean (for example it allows to describe metadata descriptions).
Usage of StandardMBean with a management interface that does not follow the JMX lexical patterns:

 public interface Management { ... }  public class Service implements Management { ... } 
 Service service = new Service(); StandardMBean mbean = new StandardMBean(service, Management.class); MBeanServer server = ...; ObjectName name = ...; server.registerMBean(mbean, name);

Usage of a subclass of StandardMBean:

 public interface Management { ... }  public class Service extends StandardMBean implements Management { public Service() { super(Manegement.class); } ... } 
 Service mbean = new Service(); MBeanServer server = ...; ObjectName name = ...; server.registerMBean(mbean, name);

Usage of StandardMBean with a management interface that follows the JMX lexical patterns (this is similar to plain standard MBeans):

 public interface ServiceMBean { ... }  public class Service implements ServiceMBean { ... } 
 Service service = new Service(); StandardMBean mbean = new StandardMBean(service, null); MBeanServer server = ...; ObjectName name = ...; server.registerMBean(mbean, name);

@version $Revision: 1.5 $ @since JMX 1.2

   *        "hadoop:service=NameNode,name=FSNamesystemState"
   */
  private void registerMBean() {
    // We can only implement one MXBean interface, so we keep the old one.
    try {
      StandardMBean bean = new StandardMBean(this, FSNamesystemMBean.class);
      mbeanName = MBeans.register("NameNode", "FSNamesystemState", bean);
    } catch (NotCompliantMBeanException e) {
      throw new RuntimeException("Bad MBean setup", e);
    }

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   */
  void registerMBean() {
    // We wrap to bypass standard mbean naming convetion.
    // This wraping can be removed in java 6 as it is more flexible in 
    // package naming for mbeans and their impl.
    StandardMBean bean;
    try {
      bean = new StandardMBean(this,FSNamesystemMBean.class);
      mbeanName = MBeanUtil.registerMBean("NameNode", "FSNamesystemStatus", bean);
    } catch (NotCompliantMBeanException e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
    }

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            // a proxy or an interceptor it is not compliant since
            // the naming conventions are not fulfilled.
            // Now we use the StandardMBean class to adapt the MBean to the
            // DynamicMBean interface which is not restricted by these
            // naming conventions
            StandardMBean standardMBean = new StandardMBean(obj, managementInterface);
            instance = _beanServer.registerMBean(standardMBean, objectName);
        }
        _objectInstances.add(instance);
        return instance;
    }

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        {
            LOGGER.debug("Consulting mbean provider : " + provider + " for child : " + child);
            if (provider.isChildManageableByMBean(child))
            {
                LOGGER.debug("Provider will create mbean ");
                StandardMBean bean = provider.createMBean(child, mbean);
                // TODO track the mbeans that have been created on behalf of a child in a map, then
                // if the child is ever removed, destroy these beans too.
            }
        }
    }

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        try
        {
            try
            {
                MBeanServer mbs = ManagementFactory.getPlatformMBeanServer();
                mbs.registerMBean(new StandardMBean(new NativeAccess(), NativeAccessMBean.class), new ObjectName(MBEAN_NAME));
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                logger.error("error registering MBean " + MBEAN_NAME, e);
                //Allow the server to start even if the bean can't be registered

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            // a proxy or an interceptor it is not compliant since
            // the naming conventions are not fulfilled.
            // Now we use the StandardMBean class to adapt the MBean to the
            // DynamicMBean interface which is not restricted by these
            // naming conventions
            StandardMBean standardMBean = new StandardMBean(obj, managementInterface);
            instance = _beanServer.registerMBean(standardMBean, objectName);
        }
        _objectInstances.add(instance);
        return instance;
    }

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            try
            {
               JMSBridgeControlImpl controlBean = new JMSBridgeControlImpl(this);
               this.objectName = ObjectName.getInstance(objectName);
               StandardMBean mbean = new StandardMBean(controlBean, JMSBridgeControl.class);
               mbeanServer.registerMBean(mbean, this.objectName);
               JMSBridgeImpl.log.debug("Registered JMSBridge instance as: " + this.objectName.getCanonicalName());
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {

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            @Override
            public String getModuleState() {
                return context.getModule().getState().toString();
            }
        };
        StandardMBean mbean = new StandardMBean(moduleState, ModuleStateB.class);
        server.registerMBean(mbean, getObjectName(context.getModule()));
    }

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            @Override
            public String getModuleState() {
                return context.getModule().getState().toString();
            }
        };
        StandardMBean mbean = new StandardMBean(moduleState, ModuleStateA.class);
        server.registerMBean(mbean, getObjectName(context.getModule()));
    }

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   */
  void registerMBean(final String storageId) {
    // We wrap to bypass standard mbean naming convetion.
    // This wraping can be removed in java 6 as it is more flexible in
    // package naming for mbeans and their impl.
    StandardMBean bean;
    String storageName;
    if (storageId == null || storageId.equals("")) {// Temp fix for the uninitialized storage
      storageName = "UndefinedStorageId" + rand.nextInt();
    } else {
      storageName = storageId;
    }
    try {
      bean = new StandardMBean(this,FSDatasetMBean.class);
      mbeanName = MBeanUtil.registerMBean("DataNode", "FSDatasetState-" + storageName, bean);
      versionBeanName = VersionInfo.registerJMX("DataNode");
    } catch (NotCompliantMBeanException e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
    }

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