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Friday January 20, 2006
In the Jungle Mix of the World Wild Web, where are the dwellings of the JMX denizens? It recently came to my attention that the answer to that simple question may not be obvious to everybody. JMX is one of the oldest Java Specification Request: it's JSR 3! More recently JMX has been completed with the JSR 160 (JMX Remote API), and both have later been integrated into the J2SE 5.0 platform (Tiger). Thus, as one of the oldest JSR that's been around, JMX also has one of the oldest mailing-list style forum: the JMX-FORUM. Update: the JMX-FORUM mailing list is now a bit outdated. You will find more information and support on the JMX SDN forum However, should you wish to try your luck with the JMX_FORUM mailing list here is how it works:
That's all! You will receive emails from the list as per your subscription.
Besides the Java SE documentation on java.sun.com [Tiger's doc index] [Monitoring and Management] [JMX], [JMX Best Practices], and other documentation from the JMX Home Page, you will also find insightful and interesting information in these blogs (and this is in no way an exhaustive list):
For JMX newcomers, here is where to look if you're still wondering
what is JMX, and here is where you will find information if you're
looking for JMX Overview, Examples, Tutorial, and more... It does
share quite a mumber of links with this one entry itself though.
I hope this information will be helpful to you! Cheers, |
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