Examples of RelationSupport

javax.management.relation.RelationSupport

Implements the management interface for a relation created internally within the relation service. The relation can have only roles - no attributes or methods.

The relation support managed bean can be created externally, including extending it, and then registered with the relation service.

@author Adrian Brock. @author Juha Lindfors @version $Revision: 1.5 $

Revisions:

20020412 Juha Lindfors:

Changed MBeanProxy exception handling on create methods -- only need to catch one MBeanProxyCreationException

      {
         ObjectName service = createRelationService("test:type=service", server);
         createRelationTypeC(service);
         createRolesC(server);
         createRolesCX(server);
         RelationSupport support = null;
         Listener listener = new Listener(RelationNotification.RELATION_MBEAN_UPDATE);
         RoleList shouldBe = new RoleList();
         shouldBe.add(roleC1);
         shouldBe.add(roleCX2);
         try
         {
            support = new RelationSupport("id1", service, server, 
                                          "relationTypeC", rolesC);
            addRelation(server, service, support, "test:type=support1");
            server.addNotificationListener(service, listener, null, null);
            
            support.setRoles(shouldBe);
         }
         catch(Exception e)
         {
            fail(e.toString());
         }
         compare(shouldBe, support.retrieveAllRoles());
         listener.check(1);
      }
      finally
      {
         MBeanServerFactory.releaseMBeanServer(server);

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Examples of RelationSupport

Examples of javax.management.relation.RelationSupport