Java Management Extensions (JMX) allows remote clients to connect with JVM, and manage, monitor as well as run applications in that JVM. At the core of JMX specification lies the Mbeans that manages the JMX facility.  MBeans are controllable end-points of an application for a developer, where the remote clients can view the activity and simultaneously control the inner workings. Most of the developers are hesitant to adopt and utilize the JMX specification. In actuality, JMX offers an easy way to explore the key inner workings of the application, which helps in optimizing the manageability and monitoring facilities of the application. To reduce the complications we decided to would show you how to develop JMX MBean in 5 minutes.

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Java Management Extensions (JMX) is Sun Microsystem's new Java-based tool for managing enterprise applications. JMX is a Java framework designed to manage enterprise applications in a distributed environment. The JMX technology equips the developers with the ability to add monitoring and management to their Java applications. These APIs can manage anything Java enabled- web servers to network devices to web phones - locally or remotely. JMX technology is defined by two closely related specifications developed through Java Community Process (JCP). To have a better understanding of Java Management Extension technology we decided to provide you an extensive FAQ of the technology. Full article (885 words) »

Vodafone Group Plc (www.vodafone.it) is arguably the world's leading mobile telecommunications company, with a significant presence in Europe, the Middle East, India, Africa, Asia Pacific and the United States through the Company's subsidiary undertakings, joint ventures, associated undertakings and investments. Vodafone has chosen FioranoMQ, Java Messaging server, for a mission-critical system delivering over 2500 messages / sec.

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