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When I connect with JConsole I see that some beans nested inside others.
To access to nested beans must I create to mbean server?
Usually I give access like to spring beans (in description of bean I put names of beans that I need)
Thanks.
The tree structure that Jconsole uses to display mbeans is simply a reflection of the structure of mbean object names:
domain:key=val,key=val,.... The presentation could equally well be a simple flat list. This has nothing to with how you access mbeans.You always access mbeans through an MBean server connection, local or remote, using the mbean object name.