Examples of JMXMPConnectorServer

javax.management.remote.jmxmp.JMXMPConnectorServer

A JMX API connector server that creates connections using the JMX Messaging Protocol over TCP. Rather than instantiate this class directly, it is recommended to use the {@link JMXConnectorServerFactory} with a {@link JMXServiceURL}that has protocol type jmxmp.

The address that the connector server should listen for connections on is specified with a {@link JMXServiceURL} providedto the constructor. If the host is omitted from this address, the local host is understood. If the port is omitted from this address, the connector server will listen on an unspecified available port. The {@link #getAddress() getAddress} method can beused to discover which port it is.

If the local machine has more than one network interface, it is possible to listen for connections on all of the interfaces, or on just one interface. By default, a connector server listens on all of the interfaces. To listen on just one, specify the address of the interface in the JMXServiceURL and supply the attribute {@link #SERVER_ADDRESS_WILDCARD} with the value"false" when constructing the connector server.

In addition to any protocol-specific authentication, this connector server can verify new connections and/or modify the authenticated {@link Subject} by supplying a {@link JMXAuthenticator} using the attribute {@link #AUTHENTICATOR}. The {@link JMXAuthenticator#authenticate authenticate} method will becalled with a two-element Object[]. The first element is a String that is the connection id of the new connection. The second element is either null or the authenticated {@link Subject}. If the connection is accepted, the method returns the Subject to use for received requests, or null if there is none. If the connection is rejected, the method throws an exception, typically {@link SecurityException}.

Examples of javax.management.remote.jmxmp.JMXMPConnectorServer

  {
    // create the StandardConnector
    try
    {
      final JMXServiceURL  url  = new JMXServiceURL( "service:jmx:jmxmp://localhost:" + connectorPort );
      final JMXMPConnectorServer  connector  = new JMXMPConnectorServer( url, null, mServer );
      
        final String name  = ":name=JMXMPConnectorServer,type=connector,port=" + connectorPort;
        registerMBean( mServer, connector, name);
        connector.start();
    }
    catch( Exception e )
    {
        System.out.println("\tCould not create the StandardConnector");
        e.printStackTrace();

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Examples of javax.management.remote.jmxmp.JMXMPConnectorServer

      throws IOException {
  if (!serviceURL.getProtocol().equals("jmxmp")) {
      throw new MalformedURLException("Protocol not jmxmp: " +
              serviceURL.getProtocol());
  }
        return new JMXMPConnectorServer(serviceURL, environment, mbeanServer);
    }

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Examples of javax.management.remote.jmxmp.JMXMPConnectorServer

        JMXConnectorServer jmxmp = null;


        boolean startedOK = false;
        try
        {
            jmxmp = new JMXMPConnectorServer(serviceURL, env, mMBeanServer);
            if ( mBootListener != null )
            {
                jmxmp.addNotificationListener(mBootListener, null, serviceURL.toString() );
            }

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Examples of javax.management.remote.jmxmp.JMXMPConnectorServer

        JMXConnectorServer jmxmp = null;


        boolean startedOK = false;
        try
        {
            jmxmp = new JMXMPConnectorServer(serviceURL, env, mMBeanServer);
            if ( mBootListener != null )
            {
                jmxmp.addNotificationListener(mBootListener, null, serviceURL.toString() );
            }

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