Examples of mx4j.tools.remote.ConnectionManager

mx4j.tools.remote.ConnectionManager
A ConnectionManager is a server-side object that acts as the factory for new connections and manages the authentication details. A JMXConnectorServer delegates a ConnectionManager for the creation of connections, and a ConnectionManager interacts with the JMXConnectorServer to emit connection notifications. It is the first object contacted by a remote client to obtain a client-specific connection, that is, a connection with a specific connection ID. @version $Revision: 1.4 $

      JMXServiceURL address = getAddress();
      String protocol = address.getProtocol();
      ConnectionResolver resolver = ConnectionResolver.newConnectionResolver(protocol, environment);
      if (resolver == null) throw new MalformedURLException("Unsupported protocol: " + protocol);


      ConnectionManager server = (ConnectionManager)resolver.lookupClient(address, environment);
      server = (ConnectionManager)resolver.bindClient(server, environment);


      Object credentials = environment == null ? null : environment.get(CREDENTIALS);
      connection = server.connect(credentials);
   }

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   static ConnectionManager find(JMXServiceURL address)
   {
      synchronized (HTTPConnectorServer.class)
      {
         ConnectionManager manager = (ConnectionManager)instances.get(address);
         if (manager != null) return manager;


         Logger logger = Log.getLogger(HTTPConnectorServer.class.getName());
         if (logger.isEnabledFor(Logger.DEBUG)) logger.debug("Known HTTPConnectorServers bound at " + instances.keySet());
         return null;

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   public String connect(Object credentials) throws IOException, SecurityException
   {
      JMXServiceURL address = findJMXServiceURL();


      // Lookup the ConnectionManager
      ConnectionManager connectionManager = HTTPConnectorServer.find(address);
      if (connectionManager == null) throw new IOException("Could not find ConnectionManager. Make sure a HTTPConnectorServer is in classloader scope and bound at this address " + address);


      Connection connection = connectionManager.connect(credentials);
      addConnection(connection);
      return connection.getConnectionId();
   }

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