Examples of org.apache.excalibur.instrument.Instrumentable

org.apache.excalibur.instrument.Instrumentable
The Instrumentable interface is to mark objects that can be sampled by an InstrumentManager. The getInstruments method may or may not be called depending on whether or not the ComponentLocator used to create the Component supports Instrumentables. In most cases, an instrumentable object should always create its internal Instruments and make use of them as if instrument data were being collected. The Instruments are optimized so as not to reduce performance when they are not being used. @author Leif Mortenson @version CVS $Revision: 1.2 $ $Date: 2003/02/20 17:07:55 $ @since 4.1


        // Loop over the child Instrumentables published by this Instrumentable
        Instrumentable[] children = instrumentable.getChildInstrumentables();
        for ( int i = 0; i < children.length; i++ )
        {
            Instrumentable child = children[i];
            
            // Make sure that the child instrumentable name is set.
            String childName = child.getInstrumentableName();
            if( childName == null )
            {
                String msg = "The getInstrumentableName() method of a child Instrumentable of " +
                    instrumentableName + " returned null.  Child class: " +
                    child.getClass().getName();
                getLogger().debug( msg );
                throw new ServiceException( instrumentable.getClass().getName(), msg );
            }
            
            String fullChildName = instrumentableName + "." + childName;

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            if( object instanceof Instrumentable )
            {
                notice( name, stage );
                final String instrumentableName = provider.createInstrumentableName(
                    entry );
                final Instrumentable instrumentable = (Instrumentable)object;
                instrumentable.setInstrumentableName( instrumentableName );
                instrumentManager.registerInstrumentable( instrumentable,
                                                          instrumentableName );
            }


            //Start stage

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        }


        // Set the name of the instrumentable before initialization.
        if( component instanceof Instrumentable )
        {
            Instrumentable instrumentable = (Instrumentable)component;
            instrumentable.setInstrumentableName( m_instrumentableName );
        }


        if( ( component instanceof InstrumentManageable ) && ( m_instrumentManager != null ) )
        {
            ( (InstrumentManageable)component ).setInstrumentManager( m_instrumentManager );

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        }


        // Set the name of the instrumentable before initialization.
        if( component instanceof Instrumentable )
        {
            Instrumentable instrumentable = (Instrumentable)component;
            instrumentable.setInstrumentableName( m_instrumentableName );
        }


        if( ( component instanceof InstrumentManageable ) && ( m_instrumentManager != null ) )
        {
            ( (InstrumentManageable)component ).setInstrumentManager( m_instrumentManager );

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                    ContainerUtil.enableLogging( connector, connLogger );
                    ContainerUtil.configure( connector, connectorConf );
                    ContainerUtil.start( connector );
                    if ( connector instanceof Instrumentable )
                    {
                        Instrumentable inst = (Instrumentable)connector;
                        registerInstrumentable( inst,
                            m_instrumentableName + ".connector." + inst.getInstrumentableName() );
                    }
                    
                    m_connectors.add( connector );
                }
                catch ( Exception e )

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        // Loop over the child Instrumentables published by this Instrumentable
        Instrumentable[] children = instrumentable.getChildInstrumentables();
        for ( int i = 0; i < children.length; i++ )
        {
            Instrumentable child = children[i];
            
            // Make sure that the child instrumentable name is set.
            String childName = child.getInstrumentableName();
            if( childName == null )
            {
                String msg = "The getInstrumentableName() method of a child Instrumentable of " +
                    instrumentableName + " returned null.  Child class: " +
                    child.getClass().getName();
                getLogger().debug( msg );
                throw new ServiceException( instrumentable.getClass().getName(), msg );
            }
            
            String fullChildName = instrumentableName + "." + childName;

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    public void create( final Object object, final Context context ) throws Exception
    {
        if ( m_instrumentEnabled && object instanceof Instrumentable )
        {
            final String instrumentableName = (String) context.get( "component.name" );
            final Instrumentable instrumentable = (Instrumentable) object;
            instrumentable.setInstrumentableName( instrumentableName );


            // Get the name from the instrumentable in case it was changed since being set above.
            m_instrumentManager.registerInstrumentable(
                instrumentable, instrumentable.getInstrumentableName() );


        }


        if ( m_instrumentEnabled && object instanceof InstrumentManageable )
        {

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            ContainerUtil.configure( targetHandler, configuration );
            ContainerUtil.initialize( targetHandler );


            if ( targetHandler instanceof Instrumentable )
            {
                final Instrumentable instrumentable = (Instrumentable) targetHandler;
                final String name = instrumentable.getInstrumentableName();
                m_instrumentManager.registerInstrumentable( instrumentable, name );
            }


            // no other lifecycle stages supported for ComponentHandler;
            // ComponentHandler is not a "true" avalon component

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            ContainerUtil.configure( targetHandler, configuration );
            ContainerUtil.initialize( targetHandler );


            if ( targetHandler instanceof Instrumentable )
            {
                final Instrumentable instrumentable = (Instrumentable) targetHandler;
                final String name = instrumentable.getInstrumentableName();
                m_instrumentManager.registerInstrumentable( instrumentable, name );
            }


            // no other lifecycle stages supported for ComponentHandler;
            // ComponentHandler is not a "true" avalon component

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    public void create( final Object object, final Context context ) throws Exception
    {
        if ( m_instrumentEnabled && object instanceof Instrumentable )
        {
            final String instrumentableName = (String) context.get( "component.name" );
            final Instrumentable instrumentable = (Instrumentable) object;
            instrumentable.setInstrumentableName( instrumentableName );


            // Get the name from the instrumentable in case it was changed since being set above.
            m_instrumentManager.registerInstrumentable(
                instrumentable, instrumentable.getInstrumentableName() );


        }


        if ( m_instrumentEnabled && object instanceof InstrumentManageable )
        {

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