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I'm try to track down a fairly authoritative list of MBean names for use with a customer JMX application being build.<br />
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I realize these names can be spread out all of the jboss.org site but does anyone know of a URL or pdf or other document that a fialry definative list of names, descriptions and/or associated attributes.<br />
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much thanks<br />
/jeff<br />

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I'm try to track down a fairly authoritative list of MBean names for use with a customer JMX application being build.

I realize these names can be spread out all of the jboss.org site but does anyone know of a URL or pdf or other document that a fialry definative list of names, descriptions and/or associated attributes.

much thanks
/jeff


list of jboss jmx mbean names

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