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This is the end of the tutorial. You should now have an idea of the JMX architecture, both the instrumentation and the agent levels. In addition, you should be comfortable navigating through the agent and MBean views offered by the HTML adaptor.In the examples with this software bundle, you will find sample source code for both standard and dynamic MBeans and the notification mechanism in MBeans. The HTML adaptor does not forward notifications, so this topic was not covered here. You will also find the source code for simple agents which show you how to instantiate the MBean server, the HTML adaptor and other agent services.
The next step is to read the JMX specification document and the API of the JMX RI for all the details necessary when programming your own MBeans. You can then test them in this base agent, or write your own agent application to fit your management needs.
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