kieker.common.record

Interface IMonitoringRecord.Factory

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractEvent, AbstractJVMRecord, AbstractMonitorEvent, AbstractOperationEvent, AbstractThreadBasedEvent, AbstractTraceEvent, AfterConstructorEvent, AfterConstructorFailedEvent, AfterConstructorFailedObjectEvent, AfterConstructorObjectEvent, AfterFailedThreadBasedEvent, AfterOperationEvent, AfterOperationFailedEvent, AfterOperationFailedObjectEvent, AfterOperationObjectEvent, AfterThreadBasedEvent, AggregationWindow, BeforeConstructorEvent, BeforeConstructorObjectEvent, BeforeConstructorObjectInterfaceEvent, BeforeOperationEvent, BeforeOperationObjectEvent, BeforeOperationObjectInterfaceEvent, BeforeThreadBasedEvent, BranchingRecord, CallConstructorEvent, CallConstructorObjectEvent, CallOperationEvent, CallOperationObjectEvent, ClassLoadingRecord, CompilationRecord, ConstructionEvent, CPUUtilizationRecord, DiskUsageRecord, EmptyRecord, ExtendedStorableDetectionResult, GCRecord, HostApplicationMetaData, JoinEvent, KiekerMetadataRecord, LoadAverageRecord, MemoryRecord, MemSwapUsageRecord, MonitorEntryEvent, MonitorExitEvent, MonitorNotifyAllEvent, MonitorNotifyEvent, MonitorRequestEvent, MonitorWaitEvent, NamedDoubleRecord, NamedTSPoint, NetworkUtilizationRecord, OperationExecutionRecord, RegistryRecord, ResourceUtilizationRecord, SplitEvent, StorableDetectionResult, ThreadMetaData, ThreadsStatusRecord, TimestampRecord, TraceMetadata, UptimeRecord

Enclosing interface:

IMonitoringRecord

public static interface IMonitoringRecord.Factory

Any record that implements this interface has to conform to certain specifications.

These records can use final fields and thus provide better performance.

• a constructor accepting a single Object[] as argument.
• a public static final Class<?>[] TYPES specifying the types of the records, usually returned via IMonitoringRecord.getValueTypes().
• the IMonitoringRecord.initFromArray(Object[]) method does not have to be implemented

Since:

1.5