Servicemix and persistence of JMX property updates

[Ryan Moquin <fr...@gmail.com>]

Out of curiousity, I've been working on a management portion for our
services.  I think I finally figured out the best way to do what I need in
that regard but I do have one question to help me finish.  If you create an
MBean for an SE so that you can customize an SU at runtime.  What's the best
way to persist those changes between servicemix restarts?  I have an  SU
that gets deployed with default values, but should be able to be changed at
runtime.  I wasn't sure if anyone on the SMX team could recommend the best
way to do this, or if there are some unit tests in SMX that I could look at
for suggestions on how I can do this.  I wasn't sure if I could get away
with writing a property file somewhere, of if there is a way to modify the
xbean.xml at runtime and the deactive/activate the SU to reload those
changes?

Any suggestions would be helpful.  Thanks!!

Ryan

Re: Servicemix and persistence of JMX property updates

[Ryan Moquin <fr...@gmail.com>]

I had forgotten that I had asked this question before and you guys had
responded.  So I think I'm good enough for now.  I think I know what I need
to do, I can worry about persistence with component upgrades later.. thanks
:)

On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 8:58 AM, Ryan Moquin <fr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Out of curiousity, I've been working on a management portion for our
> services.  I think I finally figured out the best way to do what I need in
> that regard but I do have one question to help me finish.  If you create an
> MBean for an SE so that you can customize an SU at runtime.  What's the best
> way to persist those changes between servicemix restarts?  I have an  SU
> that gets deployed with default values, but should be able to be changed at
> runtime.  I wasn't sure if anyone on the SMX team could recommend the best
> way to do this, or if there are some unit tests in SMX that I could look at
> for suggestions on how I can do this.  I wasn't sure if I could get away
> with writing a property file somewhere, of if there is a way to modify the
> xbean.xml at runtime and the deactive/activate the SU to reload those
> changes?
>
> Any suggestions would be helpful.  Thanks!!
>
> Ryan
>