Please find below 2 recently released JavaPolis talks on JBI and JMX :
Using JMX Technology Today and Tomorrow by Eamonn McManus
 The Java Management Extensions (JMX) API is now part of the core Java platform. As such it is increasingly widely used. In this session, the Specification Lead for the JMX API will discuss some of the interesting ways in which JMX technology can be combined with other contemporary technologies such as Aspect-Oriented Programming and Dependency Injection to provide clean and unobtrusive ways to add instrumentation to applications. Then the session will cover some of the enhancements to the API that will appear in the forthcoming Mustang release of the Java platform. Finally we will look at some of the important new features that will appear in the subsequent release, code-named Dolphin, such as Virtual MBeans, Cascading (federated MBean Servers), and Web Services access.
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 Java Business Integration (JBI) is a new Java standard, defining a framework for creating service-oriented architectures (SOA's) using plug-in components. This presentation will familiarize you with what JBI is, and the technical underpinnings that make it work. You'll learn about service-orientated integration, interoperable component models, and how the seemingly simple concept of message exchange patterns is the key to interoperation in JBI. This talk will be of value to two developer audiences: those who are interested in building plug-in components for JBI, and those who are interested in building complete integration or application using a SOA such as JBI-based systems.
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Java Business Integration by Ron Ten-Hove
