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[jira] Commented: (QPID-955) WSDM Interface

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Rahul Mehta commented on QPID-955:
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Hello,

At this time we are exposing only one instance of each class.. so it means we are exposing 11 objects sent by broker. there are no multiple instance of the classes (i.e. just  "management" queue instance for "queue" object, not the "reply queue" or any other queues known to broker).

So now I am implementing the factory design pattern in this project to make it more dynamic at runtime. The objective will be whatever the object we will receive from the broker, this application will expose on the JMX agent.

Note: this is not in the scope of GSoC... its just improvement.

Thanks.

BR,
Rahul

> WSDM Interface
> --------------
>
>                 Key: QPID-955
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-955
>             Project: Qpid
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: AMQP Compliance, Java Management Console
>         Environment: Java, WS-DM Specification
>            Reporter: Rahul Mehta
>             Fix For: M4
>
>         Attachments: Qpid-JMX.doc, qpid_JMX-WSDM.ppt, QpidJMX.zip, README.txt, Screenshot.png
>
>
> Create a WS-DM (Web Services-Distributed Management) interface that will receive management Data through the AMQP mgmt protocol and translate those into WS-DM.
> The main objective of introducing this AMQP-WSDM bridge in Apache Qpid is to allow any qpid broker to be hooked into any WS-DM console and allow for all the instrumentation data to be read, all the methods to be invoked, and the configuration to be updated through standard WS-DM console.
> This project will take the schema from AMQP-mgnt and then dynamically expose those over JMX and WS-DM. This means that any of the management data from the broker can be managed by any JMX console or WS-DM console.
> "Implementation of WSDM specification(s) (Management of Web Service & Management Using Web Service ) and integrate this in the Apache Qpid will be the major tasks in this project."

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