Uses of Interface
org.apache.openjpa.lib.instrumentation.Instrument

Packages that use Instrument

org.apache.openjpa.lib.instrumentation

Uses of Instrument in org.apache.openjpa.lib.instrumentation

Classes in org.apache.openjpa.lib.instrumentation that implement Instrument

class

AbstractInstrument Provides a base for creating instruments.

Methods in org.apache.openjpa.lib.instrumentation that return Instrument

Instrument	InstrumentationProvider.getInstrumentByName(String name) Returns an instrument instrumented by this provider by name
Instrument	AbstractInstrumentationProvider.getInstrumentByName(String name)

Methods in org.apache.openjpa.lib.instrumentation that return types with arguments of type Instrument

Set<Instrument>	InstrumentationProvider.getInstruments() Gets all instruments instrumented by this provider
Set<Instrument>	AbstractInstrumentationProvider.getInstruments()

Methods in org.apache.openjpa.lib.instrumentation with parameters of type Instrument

void	InstrumentationProvider.addInstrument(Instrument instrument) Adds an instrument to this providers list of managed instruments.
void	AbstractInstrumentationProvider.addInstrument(Instrument instrument)
void	InstrumentationProvider.initializeInstrument(Instrument instrument, Object context) Initializes an instrument within the provided context.
void	AbstractInstrumentationProvider.initializeInstrument(Instrument instrument, Object context)
void	InstrumentationProvider.initializeInstrument(Instrument instrument, String options, Object context) Initializes an instrument within the provided options and context.
void	AbstractInstrumentationProvider.initializeInstrument(Instrument instrument, String options, Object context)
void	InstrumentationProvider.startInstrument(Instrument instrument) Starts an instrument
void	InstrumentationProvider.stopInstrument(Instrument instrument) Stops an instrument
void	AbstractInstrumentationProvider.stopInstrument(Instrument instrument)
void	InstrumentationProvider.stopInstrument(Instrument instrument, boolean force) Stops an instrument, forcing the stop, if necessary.