Examples of jfun.yan.monitoring.MonitoringContainer

jfun.yan.monitoring.MonitoringContainer

A container implementation that adds monitoring support for constructors and methods registered using registerConstructor(), registerStaticMethod() and registerMethod().

Components registered with registerComponent() are not automatically monitored.

Only components directly registerd with the registerConstructor(), registerMethod(), registerStaticMethod() are monitored. Parameters of the components are not monitored.
Use {@link Monitors} to add monitoring support.

@author Michelle Lei

    assertTrue(mon.isInvoking());
    assertTrue(mon.isInvoked());
    assertFalse(mon.isInvocationFailed());
  }
  private void testMonitor(BookmarkMonitor mon, ComponentMonitor m){
    final Container yan = new MonitoringContainer(m);
    yan.registerValue(arg0);
    yan.registerValue(arg1);
    yan.registerConstructor("target", MonitoredObject.class);
    try{
      yan.getInstance("target");
      fail("should have failed");
    }
    catch(ComponentInstantiationException e){      
    }
    assertTrue(mon.isConstructing());
    assertFalse(mon.isConstructed());
    assertTrue(mon.isConstructionFailed());
    assertFalse(mon.isInvoking());
    yan.registerComponent("target", 
        new Monitors(m).static_method(MonitoredObject.class, "instance")
        .withArgument(2, Components.value(arg2)));
    yan.getInstance("target");
    assertTrue(mon.isInvoking());
    assertTrue(mon.isInvoked());
    assertFalse(mon.isInvocationFailed());
  }

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