On 12/17/04 4:04 AM, "simone.bordet@xxxxxx" <simone.bordet@xxxxxx> wrote:
> Colin,
>
>> It's a VERY simple test MBean with only one attribute.
>>
>> public class Test implements TempMBean {
>
> This is not an MBean.
> The class should be called Temp, or the management interface TestMBean.
> Also, it does not matter if the class has getter and setter: the interface
> must have them.
Simon,
Semantics m8 ;) You know what I mean though.
OK, here is the MBean...
public interface TestMBean {
public void setMessage(String strMessage);
public String getMessage();
}
I changed it from the original to remove the java.lang.Boolean -> boolean
translation problem mentioned by another replier.
With Burlap it fails but it appears to work fine using Hessian.
I think you guessed there is a problem with Burlap so what is causing it?
Cheers
-Colin
>
>> private boolean _bEnabled = false;
>>
>> public void setEnabled(boolean bEnabled) { _bEnabled = bEnabled; }
>> public boolean getEnabled() { return _bEnabled; }
>> }
>>
>> I can launch the HTTP Adaptor and view it and set it and get the remote
>> notification in the Java Swing client.
>>
>> I can set it via the Java Swing client if I use the HTTP Adaptor.
>>
>> I can connect to the remote MBean server, get remote notifications, view
>> the
>> MBean, get it's attribute but cannot 'set' the attribute via the Burlap
>> connector.
>
> It is working with hessian, and you get problems with burlap ?
>
> Simon
>
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