Examples of DynamicMBean

javax.management.DynamicMBean
The DynamicMBean interface is implemented by resources that expose their definition at runtime. The implementation exposes its attributes, methods and notifications through the {@link #getMBeanInfo() getMBeanInfo} method.
From a management point of view, the DynamicMBean behaves like any other MBean.
It is the responsibility of the implementation to ensure the MBean works as self-described. The MBeanServer makes no attempt to validate it.
Although the self-description is retrieved at runtime and is therefore dynamic, the implementation must not change it once it has been retrieved. A manager can expect the attributes, methods and notifications to remain constant. It is the implementation's responsibility to conform to this behaviour. @see javax.management.MBeanInfo @author Adrian Brock. @version $Revision: 1.2 $

Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(factory);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, factory);
        if( mserver.isRegistered(oname )) {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(resource);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, resource);
        if( mserver.isRegistered( oname ))  {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(realm);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, realm);
        if( mserver.isRegistered( oname ))  {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(role);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, role);
        if( mserver.isRegistered( oname ))  {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(server);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, server);
        if( mserver.isRegistered( oname ))  {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(service);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, service);
        if( mserver.isRegistered( oname ))  {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(user);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, user);
        if( mserver.isRegistered( oname ))  {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(userDatabase);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, userDatabase);
        if( mserver.isRegistered( oname ))  {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(valve);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, valve);
        if( mserver.isRegistered( oname ))  {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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Examples of javax.management.DynamicMBean

            throw new MBeanException(e);
        }
        String domain = managed.getDomain();
        if (domain == null)
            domain = mserver.getDefaultDomain();
        DynamicMBean mbean = managed.createMBean(resource);
        ObjectName oname = createObjectName(domain, resource);
        if( mserver.isRegistered( oname ))  {
            mserver.unregisterMBean(oname);
        }
        mserver.registerMBean(mbean, oname);

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