Kieker 1.7

kieker.common.record.system
Class ResourceUtilizationRecord

java.lang.Object
  extended by kieker.common.record.AbstractMonitoringRecord
      extended by kieker.common.record.system.ResourceUtilizationRecord
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable, Comparable<IMonitoringRecord>, IMonitoringRecord, IMonitoringRecord.Factory

public final class ResourceUtilizationRecord
extends AbstractMonitoringRecord
implements IMonitoringRecord.Factory

Since:
1.3
Author:
Andre van Hoorn, Jan Waller
See Also:
Serialized Form

Nested Class Summary
 
Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface kieker.common.record.IMonitoringRecord
IMonitoringRecord.Factory
 
Constructor Summary
ResourceUtilizationRecord(long timestamp, String hostname, String resourceName, double utilization)
          Creates a new instance of this class using the given parameters.
ResourceUtilizationRecord(Object[] values)
          This constructor converts the given array into a record.
 
Method Summary
 String getHostname()
           
 String getResourceName()
           
 long getTimestamp()
           
 double getUtilization()
           
 Class<?>[] getValueTypes()
          This method should deliver an array with the classes of the single values for the record.
 void initFromArray(Object[] values)
          Deprecated. This record uses the IMonitoringRecord.Factory mechanism. Hence, this method is not implemented.
 Object[] toArray()
          This method should deliver an array containing the content of the record.
 
Methods inherited from class kieker.common.record.AbstractMonitoringRecord
checkArray, classForName, compareTo, createFromArray, createFromStringArray, equals, fromStringArrayToTypedArray, getLoggingTimestamp, hashCode, setLoggingTimestamp, toString, typesForClass
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
 

Constructor Detail

ResourceUtilizationRecord

public ResourceUtilizationRecord(long timestamp,
                                 String hostname,
                                 String resourceName,
                                 double utilization)
Creates a new instance of this class using the given parameters.

Parameters:
timestamp - The timestamp for the record.
hostname - The hostname (the resource belongs to) for the record.
resourceName - The name of the resource.
utilization - The value of utilization. The value should be in the range [0,1]

ResourceUtilizationRecord

public ResourceUtilizationRecord(Object[] values)
This constructor converts the given array into a record. It is recommended to use the array which is the result of a call to toArray().

Parameters:
values - The values for the record.
Method Detail

toArray

public Object[] toArray()
This method should deliver an array containing the content of the record. It should be possible to convert this array later into a record again.

Specified by:
toArray in interface IMonitoringRecord
Returns:
An array with the values of the record.

initFromArray

@Deprecated
public void initFromArray(Object[] values)
Deprecated. This record uses the IMonitoringRecord.Factory mechanism. Hence, this method is not implemented.

This method should initialize the record based on the given values. The array should be one of those resulting from a call to IMonitoringRecord.toArray().

Specified by:
initFromArray in interface IMonitoringRecord
Parameters:
values - The values for the record.

getValueTypes

public Class<?>[] getValueTypes()
This method should deliver an array with the classes of the single values for the record.

Specified by:
getValueTypes in interface IMonitoringRecord
Returns:
The types of the values.
See Also:
IMonitoringRecord.toArray()

getTimestamp

public final long getTimestamp()
Returns:
the timestamp

getHostname

public final String getHostname()
Returns:
the hostname

getResourceName

public final String getResourceName()
Returns:
the resourceName

getUtilization

public final double getUtilization()
Returns:
the utilization

Kieker 1.7

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