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This seems to work well according to the instructions but it falls short when JMC (Java Mission Control) tries to render objects (even just PoJos) that are attributes of the top-level JMX bean. In JMC all that is displayed for these attributes is "N/A".
In the logs there is a classic "ClassNotFoundException" with the message that the RMI class loader is not enabled.
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My guess is that com.sun.jmx.mbeanserver.MXBeanSupport of the Java v1.8 RT library clobbers the attributes with POJO reflection introspection. See com.sun.jmx.mbeanserver.MXBeanIntrospector#getMBeanAttributeInfo in particular (again, this may have been fixed since Java 1.8)
This seems to work well according to the instructions but it falls short when JMC (Java Mission Control) tries to render objects (even just PoJos) that are attributes of the top-level JMX bean. In JMC all that is displayed for these attributes is "N/A".
In the logs there is a classic "ClassNotFoundException" with the message that the RMI class loader is not enabled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: