java.jmx

Eliminate several uses of reflection in java.jmx

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  • Type: Enhancement Enhancement
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Minor Minor
  • Resolution: Unresolved
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There are a fair number of occurrences of reflection in java.jmx that can be eliminated with the addition of suitable type hints.

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Nick Bailey added a comment - - edited

Well it shouldn't be MBeanServer everywhere. When using the with-connection macro connection is a RemoteMBeanServerConnection and 'registerMBean' isn't a defined method.

I'm thinking perhaps we just change register-mbean to always get the local JMX server rather than using the connection binding. You can't register mbeans with a remote jmx server.

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Nick Bailey added a comment - - edited Well it shouldn't be MBeanServer everywhere. When using the with-connection macro connection is a RemoteMBeanServerConnection and 'registerMBean' isn't a defined method. I'm thinking perhaps we just change register-mbean to always get the local JMX server rather than using the connection binding. You can't register mbeans with a remote jmx server.
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Andy Fingerhut added a comment -

jmx-9-eliminate-reflection-v1.txt dated Oct 28 2012 eliminates most reflection warnings from java.jmx.

I would recommend that you check the type hints carefully before applying this, in case I messed some of them up. I am not familiar with javax.management library usage. I simply did a lot of looking at method signatures for methods used in the code in the Java library docs.

In particular, I wasn't sure whether connection should be a javax.management.MBeanServer or MBeanServerConnection. MBeanServerConnection is good enough for most of the code, but for the .registerMBean method invocation in register-mbean it needs to be a MBeanServer to avoid reflection. Perhaps it should be MBeanServer everywhere? My main question is whether that would limit the code's generality too much.

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Andy Fingerhut added a comment - jmx-9-eliminate-reflection-v1.txt dated Oct 28 2012 eliminates most reflection warnings from java.jmx. I would recommend that you check the type hints carefully before applying this, in case I messed some of them up. I am not familiar with javax.management library usage. I simply did a lot of looking at method signatures for methods used in the code in the Java library docs. In particular, I wasn't sure whether connection should be a javax.management.MBeanServer or MBeanServerConnection. MBeanServerConnection is good enough for most of the code, but for the .registerMBean method invocation in register-mbean it needs to be a MBeanServer to avoid reflection. Perhaps it should be MBeanServer everywhere? My main question is whether that would limit the code's generality too much.

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