• Author:
  • Jasnowski, Mike
• Subject:
  Computer Programming / Software Development
• Published by:
  John Wiley & Sons Inc (US)
• Published:
  26/07/2002
• Price:
  $105.00
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Gives readers the skills needed to create management and instrumentation applications to control both J2EE and non-J2EE applications.
Contains not only the API details, but also practical, hands-on examples that show developers how to create instrumentation layers and management agents for both J2EE and stand alone applications.

Mike Jasnowski has nearly two decades of computer and programming experience. He currently works as a Senior Software Engineer at eXcelon Corporation, where he heads a project team that develops Web-based administration tools for the company’s Business Process Manager product. He has written for Java Developer’s Journal and XML Journal and is the author of Java, XML, and Web Services Bible (Hungry Minds, 2002).

Part I: Getting Started with JMX Programming.

Chapter 1: Managing Applications and Networks.

Chapter 2: Inspecting the JMX Architecture.

Chapter 3: Writing Your First JMX Application.

Part II: Using the Instrumentation Layer.

Chapter 4: Working with Standard Mbeans.

Chapter 5: Using Dynamic MBeans.

Chapter 6: Open and Model Mbeans.

Chapter 7: Building MBean Relations.

Part III: Implementing the Agent Layer.

Chapter 8: Understanding the MBean Server.

Chapter 9: Using MBean Server Query Facilities.

Chapter 10: Using Monitoring and Timer Facilities.

Chapter 11: Working with JMX Notifications.

Chapter 12: Protocol Adapters and Connectors.

Part IV: Programming JMX.

Chapter 13: Monitoring Hardware with JMX.

Chapter 14: Managing Servers Remotely.

Chapter 15: Managing J2EE Components.

Appendix A: JMX Resources.

Appendix B: JMX Exceptions.

Appendix C: JMX Tracing and Debugging.

Appendix D: UML Quick Reference.