Hi

I've just subscribed to this list and here's my first question, apologies
if a similar question has been asked before.
Here's the problem I need to solve. I'm experimenting with few mgmt
consoles. One of them is MC4J. When it connects to my server it shows
the MBeasn tree in the way I don't expect.

For example, lets assume I have 'A', 'B', 'C' and 'D' mbeans where 'A' is a
parent to 'B', 'B' to 'C' and
'C' to 'D'.

I name them like this :

SomeDomain:type=A,name=A1
SomeDomain:type=A.B,A=A1,name=B1
SomeDomain:type=A.B.C,A=A1,A.B=B1,name=C1
SomeDomain:type=A.B.C.D,A=A1,A.B=B1,A.B.C=C1,name=D1


MC4J will show them to me like this

SomeDomain
|
-A=A1
|     |
|     --- A.B=B1
|     |
|     ----name=D1,type=A.B.C.D,A.B.C=C1
|     ----name=C1,type=A.B.C
|     |
|     --- name=B1,type=A.B
|
-name=A1,type=A

I'd appreciate any hints/comments. Apparently, I'm not following some
well-known ObjectName naming patterns. I tried to follow recommendations
outlined in [1] but it doesnt help.


Thanks, Sergey

[1] http://java.sun.com/products/JavaManagement/best-practices.html



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