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Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.1 TutorialPrefaceThe Java Dynamic Management Kit (Java DMK) 5.1 provides a set of Java classes and tools for developing dynamic management solutions. This product conforms to the Java Management Extensions (JMX), v1.2 Maintenance Release, and the JMX Remote API, v1.0. These specifications define a three-level architecture:
The JMX architecture is applicable to network management, remote system maintenance, application provisioning, and the management needs of the service-based network. Once you are familiar with management concepts, the Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.1 Tutorial is intended to demonstrate each of the management levels and how they interact. The parts of this tutorial will show you:
Taken as a whole, these topics will demonstrate the complete development process for implementing a management solution in the Java programming language. This book also features a part devoted to the details of programming simple network management protocol (SNMP) managers and agents (peers) using the Java DMK. Changes Between Versions 5.0 and 5.1 of Java DMKThe following are the main changes and additions to Java DMK since the 5.0 release:
Who Should Use This BookThis tutorial is for developers who would like to learn how to instrument new or existing resources for management, write dynamic agents, or write management applications. You should be familiar with Java programming. Some tutorials also rely on system and network management concepts: knowledge of these is helpful, though not required. This book is not intended to be an exhaustive reference. Management concepts and product features are covered in the Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.1 Getting Started Guide, and the complete API documentation generated by the Javadoc tool are provided in the online documentation package. Before You Read This BookTo build and run the sample programs in this tutorial or use the tool commands provided in the Java DMK, you must have a complete installation of the product on your system. Before programming with the Java DMK you should be familiar with the concepts and tools used throughout this tutorial. Related DocumentationThe Java DMK documentation set includes the following documents:
These books are available online after you have installed the Java DMK documentation package. The online documentation also includes the API documentation generated by the Javadoc tool for the Java packages and classes. To access the online documentation, using any web browser, open the home page corresponding to your platform.
In these file names, installDir refers to the base directory or folder of your Java DMK installation. In a default installation procedure, installDir is as follows.
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