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Does anyone know abt JMX ??

 
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Hello friends ,
Well i wanna ask you all that have anyone of you got the idea of JMX ?? i just know that it is an API for network management in JAVA.Well i would be obliged if someone gives me some links and some details of the topic and also how canb i learn it from online sources ...
Hoping for early response ,.
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SAurabh
 
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Below are two links to pdf files on the Sun site that deal with JMX
http://java.sun.com/developer/Books/javaprogramming/jmx/jmx_chap09.pdf
http://java.sun.com/developer/Books/javaprogramming/jmx/jmx_chap02.pdf
 
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I think this below link is the first place you need to.
JMX Home
 
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Originally posted by Saurabh Agrawal:
i just know that it is an API for network management in JAVA.

Yes, remote management was the original driver for creating the JMX API, but... As it turns out, many (if not most) applications of JMX seem to involve building all sorts of "bootstrap" engines such as the Micro-Kernel inside JBoss.
 
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