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Graham Renney
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Hi

I need some help with mbeans in websphere. I would like to use a few mbeans that work in jboss into a websphere app server. In jboss I could register mbeans in jboss-service.xml, but I don't know where to register in websphere. I would like the mbeans to startup / shutdown with the container. I can programmatically register the mbeans, but this isn't the cleanest solution for me. Can anyone please help with the deployment procedure for mbeans in Websphere i.e. the xml descriptor and admin functions to do so.

Thanks in advance
Graham

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This information is in my book. The link is below.

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Thanks Roland. Much appreciated.

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