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      <title>Implementing the DynamicMBean interface</title>
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Introduction
Using JMX (Java Management eXtensions) to manage part of your application is a great java feature. The standard Mbeans mechanisms which consist of creating a classwhich implements an MBean interface is q uite simple and already allows to manage most of your application. In this article, I will describe how can we implements the DynamicMBean interface to do more 'complex' things. Especially, we will look on how we can we expose and modify a set of properties, and how can we expose methods by specifiing their names (The java code will be more clea</description>
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