The Java Dynamic Management Kit provides some example applications to help you develop your own applications. Each example has its own:

• readme
  This explains the purpose of an example and how to use it.
• Javadoc online reference information
  This is API documentation in HTML format generated from Java source code. Following a Javadoc link takes you to the index of classes and interfaces for the package containing the example.

These examples are provided:

•  Tutorial

A simple introduction that shows how to develop an m-bean, an agent, a c-bean and a manager.
•  Managed Object (m-bean) Examples

Ten examples that show how to manipulate m-beans.
•  Query Example

An example that shows how to build queries.
•  Client Example

An example that shows how to develop a manager application to communicate with a Java Dynamic Management agent.
•  Agent Example

An example that shows how to use an agent to control m-beans.
•  IIOP Agent Example

An example that shows how to build an agent and a manager application using the IIOP adaptor.
•  SNMP Agent Example

An example that shows how to build an SNMP agent.
•  SNMP Manager Example

An example that shows how to build an SNMP manager.
•  Exception Example

An example that shows how to handle exceptions.
•  Agent Bean Example

An example that shows an agent and an m-bean designed to be loaded into the BeanBox.
•  JDBC Example

An example that shows how an agent can provide m-bean persistency through the JDBC API.
•  Recovery Example

An example that shows how an agent can recover after a crash.