Examples of StandardMBean

javax.management.StandardMBean
A helper class to allow standard mbeans greater control over their management interface.
Extending this class actually makes the mbean a dynamic mbean, but with the convenience of a standard mbean. @todo make this more dynamic, somehow delegate to an XMBean? @author Adrian Brock. @version $Revision: 1.1 $
test.performance.invocationhandler.support.StandardMBean
@author Adrian Brock. @version $Revision: 81022 $

Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean

    }
    super.join();            // wait for encapsulated namenode
  }


  public void registerMBean() {
    StandardMBean avatarNodeBean;
    try {
      avatarNodeBean = new StandardMBean(this, AvatarNodeStatusMBean.class);
      MBeanUtil.registerMBean("AvatarNode", "AvatarNodeState", avatarNodeBean);
    } catch (NotCompliantMBeanException mex) {
      LOG.error("Error registering mbean with JMX", mex);
    }
  }

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Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean

    {
        super();
        
        types_ = manageable.getJMXNotificationTypes();


        delegate_ = new StandardMBean(manageable, getManagementInterface(manageable.getClass()));


        manageable.setJMXCallback(new JMXManageable.JMXCallback()
        {
            public void sendJMXNotification(String type, String message)
            {

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Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean

            ReflectionException
    {
        final MX4JCOSNotificationServiceMBean _notificationService = new MX4JCOSNotificationService(orb_,
                mbeanServer_, new JMXManageableMBeanProvider(DEFAULT_DOMAIN), args);


        final StandardMBean _mbean = new StandardMBean(_notificationService,
                MX4JCOSNotificationServiceMBean.class);


        mbeanServer_.registerMBean(_mbean, notificationServiceName_);


        mbeanServer_.invoke(notificationServiceName_, "start", null, null);

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Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean

                "Registering WrapperManager MBean");


        final ObjectName wrapperManagerName = ObjectName.getInstance(DEFAULT_DOMAIN
                + ":service=WrapperManager");


        final StandardMBean wrapperManagerBean = new StandardMBean(
                new org.tanukisoftware.wrapper.jmx.WrapperManager(), WrapperManagerMBean.class);


        mbeanServer_.registerMBean(wrapperManagerBean, wrapperManagerName);
    }

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Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean


            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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Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean


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

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Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean

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

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Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean

    }


    try {
      OBJECT_NAME = new ObjectName("accumulo.server.metrics:service=TServerInfo,name=TabletServerMBean,instance=" + Thread.currentThread().getName());
      // Do this because interface not in same package.
      StandardMBean mbean = new StandardMBean(this, TabletServerMBean.class, false);
      this.register(mbean);
      mincMetrics.register();
    } catch (Exception e) {
      log.error("Error registering with JMX", e);
    }

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Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean

   *        "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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Examples of javax.management.StandardMBean

        try {
            final ObjectName beanName = new ObjectName(
                    DERBY_JMX_DOMAIN + ":" + keyProperties
                    + ",system=" + systemIdentifier);
            
            final StandardMBean standardMBean =
                new StandardMBean(bean, beanInterface) {
                
                /**
                 * Hide the implementation name from JMX clients
                 * by providing the interface name as the class
                 * name for the MBean. Allows the permissions

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