Examples of Probe

avrora.sim.FiniteStateMachine.Probe
ca.nengo.util.Probe
Reads state variables from Probeable objects (eg membrane potential from a Neuron). Collected data can be displayed during a simluation or kept for plotting afterwards. @author Bryan Tripp
com.ibatis.common.beans.Probe
A Probe is an object that is used to work with beans, DOM objects, or other objects.
com.sun.tracing.Probe
The {@code Probe} interface represents a tracepoint.A {@code Probe} instance is obtained by calling the{@code Provider.getProbe()} method of a provider instance created by{@code ProviderFactory.createProvider()}. A {@code Probe} can be used totrigger a probe manually (provided the correct arguments are passed to it), or to check a probe to see if anything is currently tracing it.
A tracing check can be used to avoid lengthy work that might be needed to set up the probe's arguments. However, checking whether the probe is enabled generally takes the same amount of time as actually triggering the probe. So, you should only check a probe's status without triggering it if setting up the arguments is very expensive.
Users do not need to implement this interface: instances are created automatically by the system when a {@code Provider)} instance iscreated.
@since 1.7
freenet.node.probe.Probe
Handles starting, routing, and responding to Metropolis-Hastings corrected probes. Possible future additions to these probes' results include:
- Starting a regular request for a key.
- Success rates for remote requests by HTL; perhaps over some larger amount of time than the past hour.
@see freenet.node.probe Explanation of Metropolis-Hastings correction
org.exoplatform.services.jcr.impl.storage.value.fs.Probe
Created by The eXo Platform SAS. @author Gennady Azarenkov @version $Id$
org.g4studio.core.orm.xibatis.common.beans.Probe
A Probe is an object that is used to work with beans, DOM objects, or other objects.
org.jboss.test.perf.interfaces.Probe
A trivial stateless session bean for testing round trip call throughput.
org.moltools.apps.probemaker.seq.Probe
This interface contains common methods for different kinds of oligonucleotide probes. @author Johan Stenberg
org.mule.tck.probe.Probe
A probe indicates whether the state of the system satisfies a given criteria
org.olat.testutils.codepoints.client.Probe
org.wso2.carbon.discovery.messages.Probe
Represents a WS-Discovery probe. A probe may consist of a set of types, scopes and a matching rule definition.

Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe

    public void testRouterException() throws Exception
    {
        assertEquals(1, qr.update(jdbcConnector.getConnection(), 
            "INSERT INTO TEST(TYPE, DATA, ACK, RESULT) VALUES (3, '" + TEST_MESSAGE + "', NULL, NULL)"));


        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                try
                {

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe

    public void testComponentException() throws Exception
    {
        assertEquals(1, qr.update(jdbcConnector.getConnection(), 
            "INSERT INTO TEST(TYPE, DATA, ACK, RESULT) VALUES (4, '" + TEST_MESSAGE + "', NULL, NULL)"));


        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                try
                {

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe

    public void testTransformerException() throws Exception
    {
        assertEquals(1, qr.update(jdbcConnector.getConnection(), 
            "INSERT INTO TEST(TYPE, DATA, ACK, RESULT) VALUES (2, '" + TEST_MESSAGE + "', NULL, NULL)"));


        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                try
                {

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe

    public void testRouterException() throws Exception
    {
        assertEquals(1, qr.update(jdbcConnector.getConnection(), 
            "INSERT INTO TEST(TYPE, DATA, ACK, RESULT) VALUES (3, '" + TEST_MESSAGE + "', NULL, NULL)"));


        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                try
                {

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe

    public void testComponentException() throws Exception
    {
        assertEquals(1, qr.update(jdbcConnector.getConnection(), 
            "INSERT INTO TEST(TYPE, DATA, ACK, RESULT) VALUES (4, '" + TEST_MESSAGE + "', NULL, NULL)"));


        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                try
                {

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe


    public void testNoException() throws Exception
    {
        tmpDir = createFolder(".mule/noException");
        final File file = createDataFile(tmpDir, "test1.txt");
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                // Delivery was successful so message should be gone
                return !file.exists();

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe

    
    public void testTransformerException() throws Exception
    {
        tmpDir = createFolder(".mule/transformerException");
        final File file = createDataFile(tmpDir, "test1.txt");
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                // Delivery failed so message should have been restored at the source
                return file.exists();

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe

    
    public void testRouterException() throws Exception
    {
        tmpDir = createFolder(".mule/routerException");
        final File file = createDataFile(tmpDir, "test1.txt");
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                // Delivery failed so message should have been restored at the source
                return file.exists();

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe

    
    public void testComponentException() throws Exception
    {
        tmpDir = createFolder(".mule/componentException");
        final File file = createDataFile(tmpDir, "test1.txt");
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                // Component exception occurs after the SEDA queue for an asynchronous request, so from the client's
                // perspective, the message has been delivered successfully.

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Examples of org.mule.tck.probe.Probe

    @Override
    public void testTransformerException() throws Exception
    {
        tmpDir = createFolder(".mule/transformerException");
        final File file = createDataFile(tmpDir, "test1.txt");
        prober.check(new Probe()
        {
            public boolean isSatisfied()
            {
                // Exception occurs after the SEDA queue for an asynchronous request, so from the client's
                // perspective, the message has been delivered successfully.

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