Java Dynamic Management Kit 3.2 Programming Guide | ||||
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A managed bean, or m-bean, is a Java object that conforms to certain design patterns. These design patterns are derived from the JavaBeans component model and are described in detail in this chapter. They enable properties, actions, and events to be defined for an m-bean. They also enable you to make the distinction between a read-only and a read-write property in an m-bean. To comply with the design patterns for m-beans, an m-bean must be a JavaBeans component. M-Beans are introduced and described in the following sections:
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Using Java Dynamic Management Kit Core Technology | ![]() | Introduction |