JSP tags for managing MBeans??

Hi,
I'm trying to build a GUI for managing a custom MBean. The MBean implementation is a wrapper for a singleton class (specifically, a Configuration class for a web app). I've tried using WebJMX, but the problem there is that it relies heavily on MX4J, and has not kept up with JMX advances in the last two years (MX4J is a bit ahead of weblogic 8.1).
Just as there is a set of console extension jsp tags, I suspect that a set of JSP tags exists for the developers of the Weblogic console to write their JSP pages to manage the weblogic MBeans. I coud just try to figure out the pattern of the INPUT and FORM tags in the html, but that leaves me with a possibly-inaccurate, version-dependent, non-dynamically-generated page to manage one MBean.
Does such a set exist? Could someone point me to any information about how to use such a set of tags?
I would like to be able to have the JSP I use for my console extension display an interface for modifying MBean configurable fields and executing MBean operations. What would the best way be to do this? I do not want to embed the Sun JMX RI in my web-app and launch a separate HtmlAdaptor listening on a different port. I would like the admin to the MBean be accessible through (and only through) the weblogic console.
Thanks in advance for the help,
Matt Geis

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