In the Security Architecture guide, there is a note in the JMX section that doesn't make much sense:
Prior to JBoss EAP, the management functionality was primarily JMX-based, meaning the management functionality relied on these JMX-exposed beans to perform operations. With JBoss EAP, the core management does not rely on them to perform operations. JMX-exposed beans are now an alternative mechanism, in addition to the native and HTTP interfaces, to access and perform management operations.
I am assuming there needs to be version numbers mentioned there, but I am not sure what they should be.
I think the the first one should be "Prior to JBoss EAP 6,"...
TBH, I'm not sure if the note is necessary, I think we can probably just do with a normal paraghraph like the following:
In addition to the management CLI and management console, JMX-exposed beans are an alternative mechanism to access and perform management operations.
This also affects the 7.0.z version.
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JBEAP-13595 [7.1] Sec Arch: Note paragraph missing EAP version numbers?
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