kieker.monitoring.writer
Class DummyWriter

java.lang.Object
  kieker.monitoring.writer.AbstractMonitoringWriter
      kieker.monitoring.writer.DummyWriter

All Implemented Interfaces:

IMonitoringRecordReceiver, IMonitoringWriter

public class DummyWriter
extends AbstractMonitoringWriter

A writer that does nothing but consuming records.

Author:

Andre van Hoorn, Jan Waller

Constructor Summary

DummyWriter(Configuration configuration)

Method Summary

void	init() Implementing classes should indicate an initialization error by throwing an Exception.
boolean	newMonitoringRecord(IMonitoringRecord record) Called for each new record.
void	terminate() Called by the Monitoring Controller to announce a shutdown of monitoring.

Methods inherited from class kieker.monitoring.writer.AbstractMonitoringWriter

getConfiguration, setController, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

DummyWriter

public DummyWriter(Configuration configuration)

Method Detail

newMonitoringRecord

public boolean newMonitoringRecord(IMonitoringRecord record)

Description copied from interface: IMonitoringRecordReceiver

Called for each new record. Notice, that this method should not throw an exception, but indicate an error by the return value false.

Specified by:

newMonitoringRecord in interface IMonitoringRecordReceiver

Specified by:

newMonitoringRecord in interface IMonitoringWriter

Specified by:

newMonitoringRecord in class AbstractMonitoringWriter

Parameters:

record - the record.

Returns:

true on success; false in case of an error.

terminate

public void terminate()

Description copied from interface: IMonitoringWriter

Called by the Monitoring Controller to announce a shutdown of monitoring. Writers should return as soon as it is safe to terminate Kieker.

Specified by:

terminate in interface IMonitoringWriter

Specified by:

terminate in class AbstractMonitoringWriter

init

public void init()

Description copied from class: AbstractMonitoringWriter

Implementing classes should indicate an initialization error by throwing an Exception.