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I am currently busy developing a JMX interface for WebSphere 6.1. I am using AdminClient to manage the capabilities. When looking for a datasource, I use the following query string<br />
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String queryDSRC = &quot;WebSphere:*,type=DataSour<wbr />ce,j2eeTyp<wbr />e=JDBCData<wbr />Source&quot;; <br />
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which returns a Set. I can then access the returned objects. As I want to get the status of the datasource, I need to use the getStatus method of the DataSource MBean. I can see a definition in the WebSphere documentation, (Reference Mbean interfaces), but this does not include the full classname. &nbsp;<br />
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I am currently busy developing a JMX interface for WebSphere 6.1. I am using AdminClient to manage the capabilities. When looking for a datasource, I use the following query string

String queryDSRC = "WebSphere:*,type=DataSource,j2eeType=JDBCDataSource"; 

which returns a Set. I can then access the returned objects. As I want to get the status of the datasource, I need to use the getStatus method of the DataSource MBean. I can see a definition in the WebSphere documentation, (Reference Mbean interfaces), but this does not include the full classname.  



in Was 6.1 where is the DataSource MBean defined?

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