Examples of MonitoredObjectType

com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.registry.MonitoredObjectType
MonitoredObjectType represents the type of a monitored object. Many of monitored objects have same properties, even while they monitor different user objects. For example - application and standalone ejb module are both nothing more than containers of other objects -- application contains web module and ejb modules, whereas standalone ejb module contains beans of various types. This object facilitates use of same GenericMonitorMBean as MBean for both of them, but still distinguishes them. @see com.iplanet.ias.admin.monitor.GenericMonitorMBean @author Originally authored by Abhijit Kumar @author Copied from S1AS 7.0 source and modified by Shreedhar Ganapathy

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.registry.MonitoredObjectType




        private MonitoredObjectType
    getEJBMonitoredObjectType()
    {
        MonitoredObjectType type    = MonitoredObjectType.NONE;
        
        final Class<? extends BaseContainer>  thisClass = this.getClass();
        
        if ( StatelessSessionContainer.class.isAssignableFrom( thisClass ) )
        {

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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.registry.MonitoredObjectType

    
    public void registerCLBStats(String nodeName, Stats statsImpl, 
            Class statsInterface) throws MonitoringRegistrationException {


        final StatsHolder clbStats = getCLBMonitoringStatsHolder();
        MonitoredObjectType moType = MonitoredObjectType.
                newMonitoredObjectType(nodeName, false);
        final StatsHolder moNode = clbStats.addChild(nodeName, moType);
        assert (moNode != null) : 
            "MRH:registerStats - Initialization failed for " + nodeName;
        moNode.setObjectName(MonitoringObjectNames.
                getMonitoredObjectName(moType.getTypeName()));
        moNode.setDottedName(DottedNameFactory.
                getDottedName(moType.getTypeName(), clbStats.getName()));
        moNode.setStats(statsImpl);
        moNode.setStatsClass(statsInterface);
        logger.log(Level.INFO, "clb.created_clb_monitoring_node",
                new Object[]{nodeName});
    }

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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.registry.MonitoredObjectType

        it is added as a child under sip-service(getSipStatsHolder.addChild(..)) inorder 
        to enable or disable monitoring based on the monitoring level. This monitoring level
        check if changed dynamically is done in MonitoringConfigChangeListener class ,
        else with in the same class by shouldRegisterMBeans() method.*/


        MonitoredObjectType moType = MonitoredObjectType.newMonitoredObjectType(id, false);
        StatsHolder sips = getSipStatsHolder();
        final StatsHolder moNode = sips.addChild(id, moType);
        moNode.setObjectName(MonitoringObjectNames.getMonitoredObjectName(nodeName, sips.getName(), id));
        moNode.setDottedName(DottedNameFactory.getDottedName(nodeName, sips.getName(), id));
        moNode.setStats(statsImpl);

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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.registry.MonitoredObjectType


        if (statsImpl == null) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("registerStats  - null stats provided");
        }
        final StatsHolder sips = getSipStatsHolder();
        MonitoredObjectType moType = MonitoredObjectType.newMonitoredObjectType(nodeName, false);
        final StatsHolder moNode = sips.addChild(nodeName, moType);
        assert (moNode != null) : "MRH:registerStats - Initialization failed for " + nodeName;
        moNode.setObjectName(MonitoringObjectNames.getMonitoredObjectName(moType.getTypeName()));
        moNode.setDottedName(DottedNameFactory.getDottedName(moType.getTypeName(), sips.getName()));
        moNode.setStats(statsImpl);
        moNode.setStatsClass(statsImpl.getInterfaceClass());
        if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) {
            logger.fine(nodeName + " stats is registered");
        }

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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.registry.MonitoredObjectType

    protected abstract EjbMonitoringStatsProvider getMonitoringStatsProvider(
            String appName, String modName, String ejbName);


    private MonitoredObjectType getEJBMonitoredObjectType()
    {
        MonitoredObjectType type    = MonitoredObjectType.NONE;
        /*TODO
        final Class<? extends BaseContainer>  thisClass = this.getClass();
        
        if ( StatelessSessionContainer.class.isAssignableFrom( thisClass ) )
        {

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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.registry.MonitoredObjectType

    protected abstract EjbMonitoringStatsProvider getMonitoringStatsProvider(
            String appName, String modName, String ejbName);


    private MonitoredObjectType getEJBMonitoredObjectType()
    {
        MonitoredObjectType type    = MonitoredObjectType.NONE;
        /*TODO
        final Class<? extends BaseContainer>  thisClass = this.getClass();
        
        if ( StatelessSessionContainer.class.isAssignableFrom( thisClass ) )
        {

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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.registry.MonitoredObjectType

    protected abstract EjbMonitoringStatsProvider getMonitoringStatsProvider(
            String appName, String modName, String ejbName);


    private MonitoredObjectType getEJBMonitoredObjectType()
    {
        MonitoredObjectType type    = MonitoredObjectType.NONE;
        /*TODO
        final Class<? extends BaseContainer>  thisClass = this.getClass();
        
        if ( StatelessSessionContainer.class.isAssignableFrom( thisClass ) )
        {

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