Examples of Monitorable

org.glassfish.grizzly.http.server.jmxbase.Monitorable
Interface that allows arbitrary entities to provide a {@link JmxObject}that can be registered with the {@link org.glassfish.grizzly.monitoring.jmx.GrizzlyJmxManager}.
org.mokai.Monitorable
Implemented by extensions that can be monitored for broken links. @author German Escobar
org.osgi.service.monitor.Monitorable
A {@code Monitorable} can provide information about itself in the form of{@code StatusVariables}. Instances of this interface should register themselves at the OSGi Service Registry. The {@code MonitorAdmin} listens tothe registration of {@code Monitorable} services, and makes the informationthey provide available also through the Device Management Tree (DMT) for remote access.
The monitorable service is identified by its PID string which must be a non- {@code null}, non-empty string that conforms to the "symbolic-name" definition in the OSGi core specification. This means that only the characters [-_.a-zA-Z0-9] may be used. The length of the PID must not exceed 32 characters.
A {@code Monitorable} may optionally support sending notifications when thestatus of its {@code StatusVariables} change. Support for changenotifications can be defined per {@code StatusVariable}.
Publishing {@code StatusVariables} requires the presence of the{@code MonitorPermission} with the {@code publish} action string. Thispermission, however, is not checked during registration of the {@code Monitorable} service. Instead, the {@code MonitorAdmin} implementationmust make sure that when a {@code StatusVariable} is queried, it is shownonly if the {@code Monitorable} is authorized to publish the given{@code StatusVariable}. @author $Id: 27679a7cfe46ef95bdce89e82dbaf3f277243865 $

Examples of org.glassfish.grizzly.http.server.jmxbase.Monitorable

        }
        started = false;
    }


    private void registerJmxForHandler(final HttpHandler httpHandler) {
        final Monitorable monitorable = (Monitorable) httpHandler;
        final Object jmx = monitorable.createManagementObject();
        if (monitors.putIfAbsent(httpHandler, jmx) == null) {
            httpServer.jmxManager.register(httpServer.managementObject, jmx);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.glassfish.grizzly.http.server.jmxbase.Monitorable

        }
        started = false;
    }


    private void registerJmxForHandler(final HttpHandler httpHandler) {
        final Monitorable monitorable = (Monitorable) httpHandler;
        final Object jmx = monitorable.createManagementObject();
        if (monitors.putIfAbsent(httpHandler, jmx) == null) {
            httpServer.jmxManager.register(httpServer.managementObject, jmx);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.mokai.Monitorable

  public final Status getStatus() {
    Status retStatus = status; // the status we are returning


    // check if the processor is monitorable
    if (Monitorable.class.isInstance(connector)) {
      Monitorable monitorable = (Monitorable) connector;
      retStatus = monitorable.getStatus();
    }


    // resolve conflicts
    if (retStatus.equals(Status.OK) && status.equals(Status.FAILED)) {
      String message = status.getMessage();

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Examples of org.mokai.Monitorable

    boolean atLeastOneHasStatus = false;
    for (Processor processor : processors) {
      if (Monitorable.class.isInstance(processor)) {
        atLeastOneHasStatus = true;


        Monitorable monitorable = (Monitorable) processor;
        if (monitorable.getStatus() == Status.FAILED) {
          status = Status.FAILED;
        }
      }
    }

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Examples of org.osgi.service.monitor.Monitorable

    public StatusVariable getStatusVariable(String path)
            throws IllegalArgumentException {
        logVisitor.debug("ENTRY: getStatusVariable: " + path, null);
        try {
            StatusVariablePath statusVariablePath = new StatusVariablePath(path);
            Monitorable monitorable = findMonitorableById(statusVariablePath.getMonitorableId());


            return monitorable.getStatusVariable(statusVariablePath.getStatusVariableId());
        } finally {
            logVisitor.debug("EXIT: getStatusVariable: " + path, null);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.osgi.service.monitor.Monitorable

     *          if <code>monitorableId</code>
     *          is <code>null</code> or otherwise invalid, or points to a
     *          non-existing <code>Monitorable</code>
     */
    public String[] getStatusVariableNames(String monitorableId) {
        Monitorable monitorable = findMonitorableById(monitorableId);
        String[] statusVariableNames = monitorable.getStatusVariableNames();


        List<String> result = new ArrayList<String>();


        for (String statusVariableName : statusVariableNames) {
            if (isValidId(statusVariableName)) {

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