org.glassfish.pfl.tf.timer.spi
Class TimerFactoryBuilder

java.lang.Object
  org.glassfish.pfl.tf.timer.spi.TimerFactoryBuilder

public class TimerFactoryBuilder
extends Object

TimerFactoryBuilder creates independent instances of the TimerFactory interface. Guarantees that all TimerFactory instances have unique names.

Constructor Summary

TimerFactoryBuilder()

Method Summary

static List<TimerFactory>	contents() Return a list of the TimerFactory instances in this TimerFactoryBuilder.
static void	destroy(TimerFactory factory) Remove a TimerFactory so that it may be collected.
static String	getTimerName(String cname, String name) Construct the standard name for a Timer derived from a method in the tracing facility.
static TimerFactory	make(ObjectRegistrationManager orm, String name, String description) Create a new TimerFactory.
static TimerFactory	make(String name, String description)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

TimerFactoryBuilder

public TimerFactoryBuilder()

Method Detail

getTimerName

public static String getTimerName(String cname,
                                  String name)

Construct the standard name for a Timer derived from a method in the tracing facility.

Parameters:

cname - The name of the monitored clas

name - The name of a monitored method or info method

Returns:

The timer name

make

public static TimerFactory make(String name,
                                String description)

make

public static TimerFactory make(ObjectRegistrationManager orm,
                                String name,
                                String description)

Create a new TimerFactory. No two TimerFactory instances can have the same name.

destroy

public static void destroy(TimerFactory factory)

Remove a TimerFactory so that it may be collected.

contents

public static List<TimerFactory> contents()

Return a list of the TimerFactory instances in this TimerFactoryBuilder. The list represents the state of the instances at the time this method is called; any susbsequent make/destroy calls do NOT affect this list.