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Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.1 Tools Reference GuidePrefaceThe 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. The Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.1 Tools Reference Guide presents the development tools provided with Java DMK. This book covers the following topics.
These tools can help you to develop management solutions to suit your requirements. Who Should Use This BookThis book is aimed at developers who want to use the tools provided with Java DMK 5.1. You should be familiar with Java programming, the JavaBeans component model, and the latest versions of the JMX and JMX Remote API specifications. This book is not intended to be an exhaustive reference. For more information about each of the management levels, see the Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.1 Tutorial, and the API documentation generated by the Javadoc tool and included in the online documentation package. Before You Read This BookTo use the tool commands described in this book, you must have a complete installation of the Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.1 on your system. For information about hardware and software requirements, how to install the product components and how to configure your environment, see the Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.1 Installation README. 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.
These conventions are used throughout this book whenever referring to files or directories that are part of the installation. The Java Dynamic Management Kit relies on the management architecture of two Java Specification Requests (JSRs): the JMX specification (JSR 3) and the JMX Remote API specification (JSR 160). The specification documents and reference implementations of these JSRs are available at: http://java.sun.com/products/JavaManagement/download.html How This Book Is OrganizedThis book describes the development tools provided with the Java DMK 5.1and explains how to use them. It is divided into the following chapters:
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