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Using Java Management Extensions (JMX) for Creating a Distributed Environment

Last updated: 12th June 2002

Project Description
Project Supervisor: Susan Eisenbach
Second Marker: Jeff Magee
Final version of the code
Final version of the report

Recent Changes

12/06/2002

• Added final version of code and report.

26/02/2002

• Updated week 16's status report.
• Added week 17's status report.
• Put up the first design for the client component.

01/01/2002
Added a short test of swapping class files while a program is running.

18/12/2001

• Updated research notes
• Updated log entries

04/12/2001

• Meeting notes
• Test on multiple packages with the same name in Java

01/12/2001

• Added notes about a new paper on configuration management.
• Initial design/requirements doc

28/11/2001
Finally finished writing notes for all my previous readings and added two new papers.

24/11/2001
Updated weekly information and added to the research section.

16/11/2001
Added a section containing what I've read while researching my project, and the notes I've made.

12/11/2001

• Completed the status report for week one.
• Added initial information for week two.
• Added initial thoughts on the project goals

06/11/2001
Put up provisional information about my project.

05/11/2001
Put links to the weekly snapshots.

Internal Draft Docuements

• Research Notes
• Distributed Java Version Control System (Shak's project).
• Software Design
• Multiple packages with the same name in Java
• What does the JVM do when a class file that has already been loaded is replaced?
• First client design

Weekly Snapshots

• Week 1
• Week 2
• Week 3
• Week 4
• Week 5
• Week 6
• Week 7
• Week 8
• Week 9
• Week 10
• Week 11
• Week 12
• Week 13
• Week 14
• Week 15
• Week 16
• Week 17

Useful Links

• Sun's JMX Home
• IBM's Tivoli JMX Implementation
• Cite Seer