NotificationListener

>Bonjour,
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>I have a question about NotificationListeners and network failure.
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>If I bind a NotificationListener on an MBean and the connection between
>the listener and the MBean drop, will the NotificationListener still be
>called when the connection return?
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>When I create the JMXConnector, I add a ConnectionNotificationListener:
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>JMXConnector jmxc;
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>private void createConnection(JMXServiceURL url){
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>   jmxc = JMXConnectorFactory.connect(url, null);
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>   jmxc.addConnectionNotificationListener(this, null, this);
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>}
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>When I get a notification that the connection dropped, I reset the old
>connection and create a new one:
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>public void handleNotification(Notification notification, Object
>handback) {
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>   String notificationType = notification.getType();
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>   if (notificationType.equals(JMXConnectionNotification.CLOSED) ||
>notificationType.equals(JMXConnectionNotification.FAILED)) {
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>      // Remove the listener to avoid infinite recursion
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>jmxc.removeConnectionNotificationListener(JmxContext.this);
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>      try {
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>         jmxc.close();
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>      } catch (IOException e) {
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>         // Don't care
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>}
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>if(the connection should really be closed){
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>   return;
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>}
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>// Create the new connection
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>createConnection();
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>   }
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>}
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>So back to the question, If somebody added a MBean NotificationListener
>using:
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>mbsc.addNotificationListener(new ObjectName(name), listener, null,
>null);
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>and the connection drop. When the connectionNotificationListener
>recreate the connection, will the NotificationListener on the MBean will
>still be valid? Will it continue to receive notifications?
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>If not, will this create a NotificationListener leak on the server side?
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>Thank you very much.
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>Manuel
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>P.S.: Do you have any documentation on how the connection failures are
>handled by JMX or the rmi connector?