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Application Management API
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6/20/09 1:04 AM
Hi,
 
I am trying to create a custum management bean to get acces to XVP operation and attribute.
 
I followed the example in the documentation and created the following class and interface:
 

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 class MyApplicationConfig extends AbstractApplicationConfig com.audium.server.management.application.AbstractApplicationConfig;
 
 

I have tried depositing the classes in the VXMLServer\management\classes and I also tried putting them inside a jar in VXMLServer\management\lib.  When I restart the service CVPCiscoRessourceManager, it put a lock on the jar or class so they cannot be deleted (guessing it is using it?), there is no error in the logs but I cannot see the new management bean in jConsole.
 
Is there a missing step in getting it to work^
 
Thanks
 
Mike
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RE: Application Management API
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6/20/09 1:09 AM as a reply to Michel Henault-Ethier.
Copy paste error....
 
import com.audium.server.management.application.AbstractApplicationConfig;

public class MyApplicationConfig extends AbstractApplicationConfig implements
MyApplicationConfigMBean {
 public String getDefaultAudioPath() {
  return super.getDefaultAudioPath();
  }
  public void setDefaultAudioPath(String path) {
  super.setDefaultAudioPath(path);
  }
  public String getSuspendedAudioFile() {
  return super.getSuspendedAudioFile();
  }
  public void setSuspendedAudioFile(String file) {
  super.setSuspendedAudioFile(file);
  }
}
 
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public interface MyApplicationConfigMBean {
 public String getDefaultAudioPath();
 public void setDefaultAudioPath(String path);
 public String getSuspendedAudioFile();
 public void setSuspendedAudioFile(String file);
}
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RE: Application Management API
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9/9/09 10:48 PM as a reply to Michel Henault-Ethier.
Hi,
 
I'm trying to play around JMX API withing CVP 4.1, howeve I can't see tbe audium mbeans registered from jconsole.
Do you know if there's something special to do?
 
Cheers - Thomas
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