Examples of ABottomUpLeafFilter

com.ajjpj.asysmon.datasink.aggregation.bottomup.ABottomUpLeafFilter
This class serves to identify those 'leaf' nodes that serve as root nodes for bottom-up aggregation, rather than just using all leaf nodes.
This serves several purposes:
- Being selective. You can e.g. pick all JDBC statements, generating a database-centric view of performance.
- Limiting detail: You can choose to stop before reaching maximum detail, creating a view of performance at a level of detail that you want.
@author arno

Examples of com.ajjpj.asysmon.datasink.aggregation.bottomup.ABottomUpLeafFilter


    /**
     * override to customize
     */
    protected ABottomUpLeafFilter createLeafFilter() {
        return new ABottomUpLeafFilter() {
            @Override public boolean isLeaf(AHierarchicalData data) {
                return data.getIdentifier().startsWith(ASysMonStatement.IDENT_PREFIX_JDBC);
            }
        };
    }

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Examples of com.ajjpj.asysmon.datasink.aggregation.bottomup.ABottomUpLeafFilter

/**
 * @author arno
 */
public class AJdbcReportServlet extends ABottomUpReportServlet {
    @Override public ABottomUpLeafFilter getLeafFilter() {
        return new ABottomUpLeafFilter() {
            @Override public boolean isLeaf(AHierarchicalData data) {
                return data.getIdentifier().startsWith(ASysMonStatement.IDENT_PREFIX_JDBC);
            }
        };
    }

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