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public java.lang.String[] | getAllPropertyNames(javax.management.ObjectName objectName)
return getAllPropertyNames( objectName, false );
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public java.lang.String[] | getAllPropertyNames(javax.management.ObjectName objectName, boolean bIncludingPrefix)
String [] names = null;
try
{
final AttributeList props = (AttributeList)getMBS().invoke( objectName,
getGetPropertiesMethodName(), null,
null );
names = new String [ props.size() ];
for( int i = 0; i < names.length; ++i )
{
final Attribute attr = (Attribute)props.get( i );
if(bIncludingPrefix)
names[ i ] = getDottedNamePrefix() + attr.getName();
else
names[ i ] = attr.getName();
}
}
// getProperties() does not exist--do not log this--it will always happen
// on MBeans that don't have properties. Certain bugs in S1As interceptor
// cause the wrong types of exceptions to be thrown, so we have to catch
// several of them. The correct one is ReflectionException
catch( MBeanException e )
{
names = new String [ 0 ];
}
catch( RuntimeOperationsException e )
{
names = new String [ 0 ];
}
catch( ReflectionException e )
{
names = new String [ 0 ];
}
return( names );
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abstract java.lang.String | getGetPropertiesMethodName()
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abstract java.lang.String | getGetPropertyMethodName()
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abstract java.lang.String | getSetPropertyMethodName()
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public javax.management.Attribute | getValue(javax.management.ObjectName objectName, java.lang.String valueName)
Attribute result = null;
try
{
final Object value = getMBS().invoke( objectName,
getGetPropertyMethodName(), new Object [] { valueName },
new String [] { "java.lang.String" } );
result = new Attribute( valueName, value );
}
catch( MBeanException e )
{
// method doesn't exist
throw new AttributeNotFoundException( DottedNameStrings.getString(DottedNameStrings.ATTRIBUTE_NOT_FOUND_KEY, valueName ));
}
catch( ReflectionException e )
{
// method doesn't exist
throw new AttributeNotFoundException( DottedNameStrings.getString(DottedNameStrings.ATTRIBUTE_NOT_FOUND_KEY, valueName ));
}
return( result );
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public javax.management.Attribute | setValue(javax.management.ObjectName objectName, javax.management.Attribute attr)
// NOTE: -Djmx.invoke.getters must be set for setProperty() to succeed
// as a method invocation (in the unit tests)
// note that if attr.getValue() is null, the property will be removed
getMBS().invoke( objectName,
getSetPropertyMethodName(), new Object [] { attr },
new String [] { "javax.management.Attribute" } );
return( attr );
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