Jim,
AMX is JMX. You may use AMX MBeans directly or the dynamic proxies
to them. These are public interfaces, whose stability is not subject
to arbitrary change.
Nothing else should be used as it is subject to change and are either
implementation details, or private MBeans, many of which might
disappear in the next release.
Lloyd Chambers
(AMX implementor)
On Nov 20, 2006, at 1:14 AM, Jim Jiang wrote:
>
> As what described in the article 'AMX: Design and Use ', GF use AMX
> to simplify the JMX using.
> But JMX mbean's implementation still can be found in GF, I tried
> to summarize their location in below table:
>
> JMX
> AMX
> Interface com.sun.enterprise.admin.mbeanapi
> com.sun.appserv.management
> Implementation com.sun.enterprise.admin
> com.sun.enterprise.management
>
>
> Could anyone explain the rules about how to choose AMX or JMX for
> management?
> Why not use AMX as the unique way ?
>
> Please correct me if anything wrong.
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
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