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Enhancement
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3
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5.0
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tiger
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generic
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generic
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Verified
Add all required components of JSR-160 to J2SE.
###@###.### 2003-06-10
Specifically, what should be added are these two packages from JSR 160:
javax.management.remote
javax.management.remote.rmi
JSR 160 defines three further packages which are optional and which will not be included in J2SE. These packages define a custom protocol which is relatively unproven, so we do not want to freeze it into J2SE yet.
The intent is that JSR 160 can be used to access the JMX instrumentation of the JVM defined by JSRs 163 and 174. Depending on how the JVM is started, it can create a JMX MBean server containing this instrumentation, and create a JSR 160 connector making it available remotely. The default behaviour will be not to do this but new command-line options will cause it to happen. It will also be possible for users to make their own instrumentation available through JMX and JSR 160.
The package structure of JSR 160 means that the client side will also be included, even though for the uses above it is not strictly necessary.
###@###.### 2003-06-24
###@###.### 2003-06-10
Specifically, what should be added are these two packages from JSR 160:
javax.management.remote
javax.management.remote.rmi
JSR 160 defines three further packages which are optional and which will not be included in J2SE. These packages define a custom protocol which is relatively unproven, so we do not want to freeze it into J2SE yet.
The intent is that JSR 160 can be used to access the JMX instrumentation of the JVM defined by JSRs 163 and 174. Depending on how the JVM is started, it can create a JMX MBean server containing this instrumentation, and create a JSR 160 connector making it available remotely. The default behaviour will be not to do this but new command-line options will cause it to happen. It will also be possible for users to make their own instrumentation available through JMX and JSR 160.
The package structure of JSR 160 means that the client side will also be included, even though for the uses above it is not strictly necessary.
###@###.### 2003-06-24