Examples of HitCountQueue

org.apache.roller.business.HitCountQueue
Queue's up incoming hit counts so that they can be recorded to the db in an asynchronous manner at give intervals. We also start up a single thread which runs continously to take the queued hit counts, tally them, and record them into the db. TODO: we may want to make this an interface that is pluggable if there is some indication that users want to override this implementation.
org.apache.roller.weblogger.business.HitCountQueue
Queue's up incoming hit counts so that they can be recorded to the db in an asynchronous manner at give intervals. We also start up a single thread which runs continously to take the queued hit counts, tally them, and record them into the db. TODO: we may want to make this an interface that is pluggable if there is some indication that users want to override this implementation.

Examples of org.apache.roller.business.HitCountQueue

    /**
     * Notify the hit tracker that it has an incoming page hit.
     */
    private void processHit(WebsiteData weblog, String url, String referrer) {
        
        HitCountQueue counter = HitCountQueue.getInstance();
        counter.processHit(weblog, url, referrer);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.roller.business.HitCountQueue

            // if we can't even get the manager instances then bail now
            log.error("Error getting managers", ex);
            return;
        }
        
        HitCountQueue hitCounter = HitCountQueue.getInstance();
        
        // first get the current set of hits
        List currentHits = hitCounter.getHits();
        
        // now reset the queued hits
        hitCounter.resetHits();
        
        // tally the counts, grouped by weblog handle
        Map hitsTally = new HashMap();
        String weblogHandle = null;
        for(int i=0; i < currentHits.size(); i++) {

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Examples of org.apache.roller.weblogger.business.HitCountQueue

    /**
     * Notify the hit tracker that it has an incoming page hit.
     */
    private void processHit(Weblog weblog, String url, String referrer) {


        HitCountQueue counter = HitCountQueue.getInstance();
        counter.processHit(weblog, url, referrer);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.roller.weblogger.business.HitCountQueue

    public void execute() {
        
        UserManager umgr = WebloggerFactory.getWeblogger().getUserManager();
        WeblogManager wmgr = WebloggerFactory.getWeblogger().getWeblogManager();
        
        HitCountQueue hitCounter = HitCountQueue.getInstance();
        
        // first get the current set of hits
        List currentHits = hitCounter.getHits();
        
        // now reset the queued hits
        hitCounter.resetHits();
        
        // tally the counts, grouped by weblog handle
        Map hitsTally = new HashMap();
        String weblogHandle = null;
        for(int i=0; i < currentHits.size(); i++) {

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Examples of org.apache.roller.weblogger.business.HitCountQueue

    /**
     * Notify the hit tracker that it has an incoming page hit.
     */
    private void processHit(Weblog weblog, String url, String referrer) {


        HitCountQueue counter = HitCountQueue.getInstance();
        counter.processHit(weblog, url, referrer);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.roller.weblogger.business.HitCountQueue

        
        UserManager umgr = WebloggerFactory.getWeblogger().getUserManager();
        WeblogManager wmgr = WebloggerFactory.getWeblogger().getWeblogManager();
        WeblogEntryManager emgr = WebloggerFactory.getWeblogger().getWeblogEntryManager();
        
        HitCountQueue hitCounter = HitCountQueue.getInstance();
        
        // first get the current set of hits
        List currentHits = hitCounter.getHits();
        
        // now reset the queued hits
        hitCounter.resetHits();
        
        // tally the counts, grouped by weblog handle
        Map hitsTally = new HashMap();
        String weblogHandle = null;
        for(int i=0; i < currentHits.size(); i++) {

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