[ mx4j-Feature Requests-851584 ] Support for "jmx.invoke.getters" property

Feature Requests item #851584, was opened at 2003-11-30 16:51
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Category: JMX Implementation
Group: None
>Status: Closed
>Resolution: Wont Fix
Priority: 1
Submitted By: Simone Bordet (biorn_steedom)
>Assigned to: Simone Bordet (biorn_steedom)
Summary: Support for "jmx.invoke.getters" property

Initial Comment:
This property has been added in JMX 1.2, but MX4J never
supported invoking getters and setters via
MBeanServer.invoke().
Low priority for now.

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>Comment By: Simone Bordet (biorn_steedom)
Date: 2004-02-02 19:35

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As Eamonn suggested, MX4J will not support this property.

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Comment By: Eamonn McManus (emcmanus)
Date: 2003-12-03 16:38

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This item is poorly described in the JMX 1.2 specification.
First of all, it is in the wrong place (in the section on
Dynamic MBeans, instead of the section on Standard MBeans
where it belongs). Secondly, it was intended to ease the
transition to a strict no-invoking-getters model for people
who had unwisely relied on the fact that the RI did
previously allow you to invoke getters and setters. It
should not have been included in the specification, but
rather in release notes for the RI - it is not intended that
every implementation be required to understand this
property. I would recommend that MX4J not include this.

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