As an equivalent to Spring XML's <context:mbean-export/> element, JavaConfig provides the @MBeanExport annotation.

/**
 * A performance monitor that implements a JMX MBean interface
 */
public class PerformanceMonitor implements PerformanceMonitorMBean {
    public int getHitCount() {
        return hitCount;
    }
    // ...
}

public interface PerformanceMonitorMBean {
    int getHitCount();
    // ...
}

            

/**
 * A @Configuration class that wires up a PerformanceMonitor bean and ensures
 * it is registered with the local MBean server using @MBeanExport
 */
@Configuration
@MBeanExport
public class Config {
    // declare the MBean class as a spring bean
    @Bean
    public PerformanceMonitor performanceMonitor() {
        return new PerformanceMonitor();
    }
}

            

	Note
	Like with <context:mbean-export/>, MBean classes can be defined in a number of ways - using traditional MBean interfaces as shown above, or with Spring's @ManagedResource and associated annotations, etc. See the core Spring Framework documentation on JMX support for details.