JMX stands for Java TM Management Extensions, and it is an standard way of exposing applications functionality for management. Coconut AIO has built in management interfaces for management of the various IO primitives defined. It allows both local and remote management (allthough remote management hasn't been implemented yet).
Coconut AIO has some built in possibilities for acquiring stats such as number of bytes read/written on a particular socket, number of accepted sockets by a particular server-socket etc.
Currently there hasn't yet been implemented any remote capabilities however its planned (COCONUT-3).
Simple example
Here is a simple example where we output the number of bytes written for a particular socket
Should output
To find out more of the capabilities check out the coconut.aio.management package(Javadoc)
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