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Part 4
Using JMX with
the J2EE platform
Part 4 of this topic presents some examples of using
JMX
with the
J2EE
plat-
form. As both
JMX
and
J2EE
are adopted by the developer community, you
will begin to see
JMX
used to manage and support enterprise applications.
Toward this end, we present two chapters in this part that discuss the Java
Message Service and Enterprise JavaBeans.
Chapter 13 begins the coverage by introducing using
JMX
with the Java
Message Service. This chapter examines a home theater system that com-
bines the two technologies. In this chapter, you use the Publish-Subscribe
mode of
JMX
combined with an MBean to provide macros for an automated
lighting system.
Chapter 14 uses
JMX
with Enterprise JavaBeans. In this chapter, you use
MBeans to provide visibility into the user login component of an application.
From a management console, you can disable a user's account and retrieve the
number of login attempts.
