Configuring Custom OpenType MBeans in Diagnostic Modules

I am running in WebLogic 10 and trying to access my custom opentype mbeans from the diagnostics module. I have successfully configured the class as a collected metric and I am able to acquire anything that is a simple type (which are coded as SimpleType.STRING opentypes), but I cannot seem to get access to the composite types that I have within the same mbean. The attributes are not showing up as an option in the collected attributes table. Here are the attribute definitions I used:
// works
attributes[0] = new OpenMBeanAttributeInfoSupport("ContainerStats",
"List of stats for all containers",
SimpleType.STRING, true, false,false);
// not listing as an available attribute
attributes[1] = new OpenMBeanAttributeInfoSupport("OperationStats",
"List of stats for all operations",
tStatusRecordsType, // this is an object that extends CompositeType
true, false, false);
Is there something special I need to do for composite types to be monitored via the WebLogic console?

Hello,
As of WLS 10, the diagnostics harvester allows harvesting only simple types. Support for harvesting of complex types is planned for a future release.
Regards,
/Raj

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