# Name of submitter: JSR-160 Expert Group <jsr-160-comments&jcp.org>
# Language of service template: en
# Security considerations: 
#    Security is defined by each of the concrete service types. 
#    See those templates for further details.

template-type=jmx

template-version=1.0

template-description=
     This is an abstract service type.  The purpose of the jmx service
     type is to organize in a single category all JMX Connectors that
     make it possible to access JMX Agents remotely.
     JMX Connectors are defined by the Java Specification Request 160
     (JSR 160). More information on JSR 160 can be obtained from the
     Java Community Process Home Page at:
          http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=160

template-url-syntax=
     url-path=  ;  Depends on the concrete service type.
		;  See those templates.

AgentName= string L
# The name of the JMX Agent - see JSR 160 specification.

ProtocolType= string O L
# The type of the protocol supported by the JMX Connector.
# Currently only two protocols are mandatory in the specification: "rmi" and 
# "iiop". A third optional protocol is also standardized: "jmxmp".
# However this could be extended in the future to support other types
# of protocols, e.g. "http", "https", "soap", "beep", etc...
# Thus, the allowed values of this attribute are at least "rmi" and "iiop"
# for every implementation; additionally "jmxmp" for implementations that
# support it; and other protocol names that are understood by client and
# server.
# The value of this attribute is the same as the protocol name that appears
# after "service:jmx:" in the Service URL.  Registering the ProtocolType
# attribute means clients can search for connectors of a particular type.

AgentHost= string O M L
# The host name or IP address of the host on which the JMX Agent is running.
# If multiple values are given they must be aliases to the same host.

Property= string O M L
# Additional properties qualifying the agent, in the form of Java-like
# properties, e.g. "com.sun.jmx.remote.connect.timeout=200"
# Note that in order to include '=' in an attribute value, it must be
# escaped.  Thus the example would be encoded as
# "com.sun.jmx.remote.connect.timeout\3D200"