Managed Object (m-bean) Examples
Simple Example
Simple Indexed Property Example
Self-Registering M-Bean Example
Simple Event Example
Monitor Example
Alarm Clock and Difference Monitor Example
Simple M-Let Example
Advanced M-Let Example
Scheduler Example
Source Files
This example shows:
- For an agent:
- How to develop an m-bean that complies with
the m-bean design patterns for simple properties
and actions.
- For a manager:
- How to create a c-bean with the
mogen tool.
- How to establish communication with the agent.
- How to access and modify the simple properties of
a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
- How to perform an action on a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
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This example shows:
- For an agent:
- How to develop an m-bean that complies with
the m-bean design patterns for indexed properties.
- For a manager:
- How to create a c-bean with the
mogen tool.
- How to establish communication with the agent.
- How to access and modify the indexed properties of
a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
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This example shows:
- For an agent:
- How to develop an m-bean that complies with
the m-bean design patterns for simple properties
and actions.
- How the m-bean specific method
initCmf can be used to enable an m-bean to register itself with the framework.
- How the m-bean specific method
deleteCmf can be used to serialize the m-bean before deletion.
- For a manager:
- How to create a c-bean with the
mogen tool.
- How to establish communication with the agent.
- How to access and modify the simple properties of
a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
- How to perform an action on a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
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This example shows:
- For an agent:
- How to develop an m-bean that implements an
event mechanism.
- How to implement an event.
- How to implement an event listener interface.
- How to develop an m-bean that complies with
the m-bean design patterns for events.
- For a manager:
- How to create a c-bean with the
mogen tool.
- How to establish communication with the agent.
- How to implement an event listener.
- How to receive events by registering an
event listener with a remote event source.
- How to remove an event listener from a
remote event source.
- How to access and modify the properties of
a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
Access the readme for this example.
Access the Javadoc online reference information for this example.
This example shows:
- For an agent:
- How to develop an m-bean that complies with
the m-bean design patterns for simple properties.
- How the m-bean specific method
initCmf can be used to enable an m-bean to register itself with the framework.
- For a manager:
- How to create a c-bean with the
mogen tool.
- How to establish communication with the agent.
- How to implement an event listener.
- How to receive events by registering an
event listener with a remote event source.
- How to remove an event listener from a
remote event source.
- How to access and modify the properties of
a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
Access the readme for this example.
Access the Javadoc online reference information for this example.
This example shows:
- For an agent:
- How to develop an m-bean that complies with
the m-bean design patterns for simple properties.
- How to implement m-bean specific methods
initCmf and deleteCmf.
- For a manager:
- How to create a c-bean with the
mogen tool.
- How to establish communication with the agent.
- How to add monitors to a remote agent and set them up
to monitor properties of remote m-beans.
- How to implement an event listener.
- How to receive events by registering an
event listener with a remote monitor.
- How to remove an event listener from a
remote monitor.
- How to access and modify the properties of
a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
Access the readme for this example.
Access the Javadoc online reference information for this example.
This example shows:
-
For an agent:
- How to develop an m-bean that complies with
the m-bean design patterns for simple properties.
- How the m-bean specific method
initCmf can be used to enable an m-bean to register itself with the framework.
- How to register an m-bean
with an object name by using the m-let service.
- For a manager:
- How to create a c-bean with the
mogen tool.
- How to establish communication with the agent.
- How to initialize and register the m-let service
with the remote agent.
- How to use the m-let service to add m-beans to an agent
through a connection to a given URL.
- How to remove the m-let service from the remote agent.
- How to access the properties of
a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
Access the readme for this example.
Access the Javadoc online reference information for this example.
This example shows:
- For an agent:
- How to develop an m-bean that complies with
the m-bean design patterns for simple properties.
- How to implement the m-bean specific methods
initCmf and deleteCmf.
- How to use the m-let service to register an m-bean
with an object name.
- How to instantiate an m-bean from
within the
initCmf method.
- For a manager:
- How to create a c-bean with the
mogen tool.
- How to establish communication with the agent.
- How to initialize and register the m-let service
with the remote agent.
- How to use the m-let service to add m-beans to an agent
through a connection to a given URL.
- How to remove the m-let service from the remote agent.
- How to access the properties of
a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
Access the readme for this example.
Access the Javadoc online reference information for this example.
This example shows:
- For an agent:
- How to develop an m-bean that complies with
the m-bean design patterns for simple properties
and actions.
- How to implement the m-bean specific methods
initCmf and deleteCmf.
- For a manager:
- How to create a c-bean with the
mogen tool.
- How to establish communication with the agent.
- How to create an instance of an m-bean that implements a scheduler listener in the remote agent.
- How to start and stop the scheduler service of a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
- How to access the simple properties of a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
- How to perform an action on a remote m-bean through a c-bean.
Access the readme for this example.
Access the Javadoc online reference information for this example.
The directory containing the source files for these examples depends
on the operating environment:
| Operating Environment |
Directory |
| Solaris |
installDir/SUNWconn/jaw/examples/src/mo |
| Windows NT |
installDir\SUNWconn\jaw\examples\src\mo |
Copyright 1998 Sun
Microsystems,
Inc., 901 San Antonio Road, Palo Alto, CA 94303 USA. All rights reserved.