How to get an mbean to create an object to be used in invoke

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The topic says it all. I am confused.
Either way, this is what i am trying to do.
I have two classes i have registered as mbeans and can access from a remote jvm. What i need to do is to invoke a method in one of the mbeans which takes an object of my second mbean as an argument.
so class A is registered as MBean A and has method createB which takes class B registered as MBean B as an argument.
A valid usage would be A.createB(B);
eg:
server.invoke(objectName_A, "createB", new Object[] {objB}, new String[] {"com.x.y.z.B"});
I am trying to create objB using the MBean B. Is this possible?
Please do let me know.
Regards
MCR
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Answer 1

Rodnebb wrote:
I've now made a program, it's about to be shipped to the customer and all's finished and well.
Now all I have to do is to archive the sourcecode for future reference.
I am however worried that I won't get hold of all the relevant vi's that I've used. Some have come from NI's examples while others from the OpenG package etc. These vi's then use other sub vi's, and are located in the NI directory structure (under Program Files).
Is there an automated way of collecting all subcode and putting it in one folder, so that I can be sure I will always have it?
Thx
Hi,
VI Package Manager 1.1 Professional solves the problem for the OpenG packages and other libraries installed using VIPM (VI Package Manager).  VIPM can scan your project and identify which OpenG packages your project is using and save the packages into a VIPC (VI Package Configuration) file, which you can save in your project folder.  When you are ready to start working on your project again, you can apply your VIPC file to have VIPM install all the required packages.
I have written a blog post, here, about the new configuration management capabilities in VIPM 1.1 Professional.  I hope this helps.
Thanks,
-Jim Kring