| This example shows the simplest way to connect to a JSR 160 connector server.
To do so, the most important information is the JMXServiceURL, which is the address
of the remote connector server. This url is generated by the server, and
must be known to the client.
When using JSR 160's RMI connector server, this information is often in form of a
JNDI name where the RMI stub has been registered; in this case the client needs
to know the host and port of the JNDI server and the JNDI path where the stub is
registered.
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