ServerMBean start and kill methods return unserializable objects

The ServerMBean start and kill methods both return unserializable
objects which makes them unusable from a JVM other than that on which
the server runs.
This is unfortunate, as one would expect these things to be fairly
standard tasks for a JMX client.
I noticed in 7.0 they have been deprecated along with stop() - is
there a known workaround for the time being?
Thanks,
Andrew Rosenfeld.

I can't really answer you final question yet, but I will add what I know at this time, and look into it later next week.
The JNLPClassLoader extends SecureClassLoader, so as the doc you refer to implys (in it's chapter on SecureClassLoader), the PermissionCollection it grants to code is statically bound at the time a class's defineClass() is called. The JNLPClassLoader's getPermissions() method starts with super.getPermissions, so the current policy permissions are added to those granted by the jnlp client, but it is still unmodifyable after that.
For local intrenet applications several configuration options have been added in 1.5.0 (J2SE 5.0) that may help.
You can implement an enterprise wide system configuration that includes system or user level policy files.
You can also configure pre-accepted certificates so all code signed by your company can be trusted without the users seeing a security warning dialog.
/Dietz

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