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The options in this section control how the MBeans are represented in the JMX Console:
MBean property key order override: Determines the order in which the MBean names are sorted in the MBean Browser tree. If you change this setting, the MBean information on the Metadata tab in the MBean Browser will also be updated even though the creation order (how the properties were specified when the MBean was registered) remains the same. You can specify the properties which should always appear at the start and at the end of the MBean name and also the order in which they should appear in the MBean browser.
MBean suffix property key order override: This setting is the same as the previous one, but affects the suffix in the MBean names.
Remaining properties in alphabetic order: Specifies whether to display the remaining properties in alphabetic order.
Case insensitive property key comparison: Specifies whether to take into account case when comparing property keys to determine the order.
Show compressed paths (leave out property keys): Specifies whether to show the full path in the MBean name or leave out the property keys.
Aggregate size: Defines the number of entries in a collection or array in the Attributes tab of the MBean Browser. Grouping entries simplifies browsing of very large collections. For example, in a collection of size 18, by default, you can see one row for each entry indexed 0 to 17. If you change the Aggregate Size setting to 10, you get two groups indexed 0 to 9 and 10 to 17. Each of these groups displays entries belonging to that group. If you set the Aggregate Size to 2, you get three top-level groups indexed 0 to 7, 8 to 15 and 16 to 17. The 0 to 7 group is divided into groups of 0 to 3 and 4 to 7. The 0 to 3 group is divided into groups of 0 to 1 and 2 to 3. Each of the two lowest level groups holds up to two entries.