Package lumis.portal.monitor
Interface IMonitorContext
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- All Known Subinterfaces:
IMonitorContextSPI
@StableMinor(version="14.2", sinceVersion="9.0") public interface IMonitorContext
Stores contextual data for use by the monitoring framework. The state of the monitor context applies to the current thread.The data is stored in the form of
value providers
, which are responsible for providing monitor data when required.- Since:
- 9.0.0
- Version:
- $Revision: 24985 $ $Date: 2022-05-02 23:04:30 -0300 (Mon, 02 May 2022) $
- See Also:
IMonitorManager
,IMonitorValuesProvider
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Default Methods Modifier and Type Method Description default IMonitorValuesProvider
addValues(String fieldId, Serializable... values)
Stores a monitoring value in this monitor context.default IMonitorValuesProvider
addValues(String fieldId, List<? extends Serializable> values)
Stores a monitoring value in this monitor context.default IMonitorValuesProvider
addValues(Map<String,List<? extends Serializable>> fieldValues)
Stores a monitoring value in this monitor context.void
addValues(IMonitorValuesProvider... fieldValues)
Stores a monitoring value in this monitor context.void
clear()
Clears all data stored in the current monitor context.List<IMonitorValuesProvider>
getMonitoringValuesProviders()
Returns a view of aggregation values stored in this monitor context.boolean
isEmpty()
Indicates whether this monitor context is empty.boolean
isEnabled()
Returns whether the current monitor context is enabled.void
removeValues(IMonitorValuesProvider provider)
Removes an aggregation value from the current monitor context.
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Method Detail
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getMonitoringValuesProviders
List<IMonitorValuesProvider> getMonitoringValuesProviders()
Returns a view of aggregation values stored in this monitor context.There is no guarantee whether the returned list will or will not reflect further changes made in this monitor context.
- Returns:
- an immutable list with the providers currently set in this monitor context.
- Since:
- 9.0.0
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addValues
default IMonitorValuesProvider addValues(String fieldId, Serializable... values)
Stores a monitoring value in this monitor context.removeValues(IMonitorValuesProvider)
should be called (use a try/finally block to ensure that) to remove the aggregation value set when it should no longer be applied.Typical use for setting an aggregation value follows below:
final String monitoringFieldId = ...; final Serializable value = ...; IMonitorValuesProvider provider = monitorContext.addValues(monitoringFieldId, value); try { // execution block that will have the set aggregation value as default } finally { monitorContext.removeValues(provider); }
- Parameters:
fieldId
- the field identifier.values
- the values to set for the field.- Returns:
- the created
IMonitorValuesProvider
to provide the given values. - Since:
- 9.0.0
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addValues
default IMonitorValuesProvider addValues(String fieldId, List<? extends Serializable> values)
Stores a monitoring value in this monitor context.removeValues(IMonitorValuesProvider)
should be called (use a try/finally block to ensure that) to remove the aggregation value set when it should no longer be applied.Typical use for setting an aggregation value follows below:
final String monitoringFieldId = ...; final Serializable value = ...; IMonitorValuesProvider provider = monitorContext.addValues(monitoringFieldId, value); try { // execution block that will have the set aggregation value as default } finally { monitorContext.removeValues(provider); }
- Parameters:
fieldId
- the field identifier.values
- the values to set for the field.- Returns:
- the created
IMonitorValuesProvider
to provide the given values. - Since:
- 9.0.0
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addValues
default IMonitorValuesProvider addValues(Map<String,List<? extends Serializable>> fieldValues)
Stores a monitoring value in this monitor context.removeValues(IMonitorValuesProvider)
should be called (use a try/finally block to ensure that) to remove the aggregation value set when it should no longer be applied.Typical use for setting an aggregation value follows below:
final String monitoringFieldId = ...; final Serializable value = ...; IMonitorValuesProvider provider = monitorContext.addValues(monitoringFieldId, value); try { // execution block that will have the set aggregation value as default } finally { monitorContext.removeValues(provider); }
- Parameters:
fieldValues
- the field values to set for the field.- Returns:
- the created
IMonitorValuesProvider
to provide the given values. - Since:
- 9.0.0
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addValues
void addValues(IMonitorValuesProvider... fieldValues)
Stores a monitoring value in this monitor context.removeValues(IMonitorValuesProvider)
should be called (use a try/finally block to ensure that) to remove the aggregation value set when it should no longer be applied.Typical use for setting an aggregation value follows below:
IMonitorValuesProvider provider = new MyValueProvider(); monitorContext.addValues(provider); try { // execution block that will have the set aggregation value as default } finally { monitorContext.removeValues(provider); }
- Parameters:
fieldValues
- the field values providers to set for the field.- Since:
- 9.0.0
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removeValues
void removeValues(IMonitorValuesProvider provider)
Removes an aggregation value from the current monitor context.- Parameters:
provider
- the previously added provider.- Since:
- 9.0.0
- See Also:
addValues(IMonitorValuesProvider...)
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clear
void clear()
Clears all data stored in the current monitor context.- Since:
- 9.0.0
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isEnabled
boolean isEnabled()
Returns whether the current monitor context is enabled.- Returns:
- whether the current monitor context is enabled.
- Since:
- 11.0.0
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isEmpty
boolean isEmpty()
Indicates whether this monitor context is empty.- Returns:
true
if this monitor context is empty,false
otherwise.- Since:
- 11.0.0
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