Tivoli Implementation of the JMX Specification
Tivoli's implementation of JMX 1.0; includes daemon service, HTTP adaptor, RMI connector, tutorial, sample MBeans.
Date Posted: February 6, 2001
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This technology has graduated.
TMX4J has been integrated into several IBM/Tivoli products, including the following:
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| | About the technology author(s):
Kenneth Barron
Alfredo Cappariello
Raimondo Castino
Eliseba Costantini
Marco De Gregorio
Paola Diomede
Cesare Giuliani
Ward Harold
Roberto Longobardi
Attilio Mattiocco
Marco Melillo
Alessio Menale
Chiara Montecchio
Massimiliano Parlione
Maurizio Simeoni
Massimo Tarquini
Cosimo Vampo
Kenneth Barron is an analyst programmer working as a contractor for IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome. He is a South African who has been working in Rome for the last few years. His previous experince in the UK has been in the Telecoms and Electricity industries. Mr. Barron received his BCom Honours in Information Systems at the University of Cape Town in 1995.
Alfredo Cappariello is a software engineer at IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome. He joined the Web Solution Product Group in July 2000. After having received his degree in Nuclear Engineering in 1998, Mr. Cappariello worked as a researcher for the French Nuclear Energy Agency.
Raimondo Castino is a software engineer at IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome, for the Web Solution Business Unit, where he has been since February 2000. His previous working experience included working on developing operating systems and software tools for parallel computers. Mr. Castino received his Computer Science degree at the University of Rome in 1995.
Eliseba Costantini has been a software engineer at IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome, since April 2000. Ms. Costantini received her degree in Mathematics at the University of Bologna in 1998.
Marco De Gregorio is a software engineer at IBM Italia. He received his Computer Engineering degree at the University of Rome "La Sapienza" in 2000. Three months later, Mr. De Gregorio joined the Web Solution Product Group at Tivoli Laboratories in Rome.
Paola Diomede has been a software engineer at the Web Solution Software group of IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome, since July 2000. Ms. Diomede graduated in Physics in March 2000 at Bari University.
Cesare Giuliani is the JMX Software Development Manager at IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome. He has been with IBM since 1990. Before moving to the Tivoli Lab, he was the technical leader of IBM's OSI Conformance and Interoperability Test Lab and the IBM Italy representative to the ITU-T organization for the definition of the TMN standards. More recently, Mr. Giuliani has worked in the Tivoli Framework development team, where he has been responsible for the Y2K enablement problematics.
Ward Harold is a staff software engineer with Tivoli Systems in Austin, Texas. Since joining Tivoli in 1997, he has worked on the infrastructure behind Tivoli's Internet management product suite. Prior to coming to Tivoli, he spent four years as a client/server architect at MCI. Mr. Harold received a B.A. in Mathematics from the University of Kansas in 1980 and an M.S. in Computer Science from Rutgers University in 1988. When he's not living in Italy, he can be found racing his bicycle in Austin.
Roberto Longobardi earned his degree in Computer Science (in parallel computing) at the University of Pisa in 1995. Mr. Longobardi worked for Telecom Italia and then joined the Tivoli division of IBM in early 1999 as a software engineer; there, he first worked on the Tivoli Framework, before starting the TMX4J project.
Attilio Mattiocco is a software engineer at IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome. He has been working for Tivoli since March 2000. For the last few years, Mr. Mattiocco has been living in Rome, where he graduated in Electronic Engineering at the University "La Sapienza."
Marco Melillo is a software engineer at IBM's Tivoli Lab. He has been with IBM Tivoli since July 2000, and he has worked as an object-oriented analyst and designer since 1997. Mr. Melillo received his degree in Computer Science at the University of Pisa in 1996.
Alessio Menale is a software enginner at IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome, where he has been since May 2000. Mr. Menale received his degree in Computer Engineering at the University "Tor Vergata" of Rome in 2000.
Chiara Montecchio is a software enginner at IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome, where she has been since December 1997. Ms. Montecchio received her degree in Physics at the University "La Sapienza" of Rome in 1997.
Massimiliano Parlione is a software engineer in IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome. He has been with Tivoli since April 2000. He received his degree in Computer Science from the University of L'Aquila in July 1995 and a doctorate in Computer Science from the University "La Sapienza" of Rome in April 2000. Before joining Tivoli, Mr. Parlione worked as an independent consultant for the Italian Research Council (CNR) and as an employee of a regional government.
Maurizio Simeoni is a software engineer at IBM's lab in Tivoli, Rome, where he has been working since February 2000. Mr. Simeoni graduated in Telecomunications Engineering at the University of Roma "La Sapienza."
Massimo Tarquini is a software engineer and has worked as a contractor for IBM Tivoli Web Solutions Business Unit since June 2000. Mr. Tarquini graduated in Computer Engineering in December 1999 and previously worked on ASP\VBScript\JavaScript Intranet applications.
Cosimo Vampo is a Tivoli software engineer working for the Web Solutions Business Unit. He has been with IBM since April 2000. Mr. Vampo received his degree in Computer Engineering at "La Sapienza" University of Rome.
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