API for modifyting config.xml (or reading it)

In 5.1 there used to be T3ServicesDef.config() to get the weblogic.properties
file.
Since this file has been changed to XML format, is there any API
to read it or modify it.
In the Admin Guide it says:
"WebLogic Server includes a configuration Application Programmatic
Interface (API) which can be used by programs to modify configuration
attributes of resources in the domain. "
but I don't find any documentation on API and T3Services.config()
has disappeared in 6.0.
Can someone help me.
Sushil

There are Config MBeans to get information about the server configuration. Have
a look at the Javadocs for the weblogic.management.configuration package for more
info...
Sushil Goel wrote:
In 5.1 there used to be T3ServicesDef.config() to get the weblogic.properties
file.
Since this file has been changed to XML format, is there any API
to read it or modify it.
In the Admin Guide it says:
"WebLogic Server includes a configuration Application Programmatic
Interface (API) which can be used by programs to modify configuration
attributes of resources in the domain. "
but I don't find any documentation on API and T3Services.config()
has disappeared in 6.0.
Can someone help me.
Sushil

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