com.jamonapi.http.HttpMonManage Maven / Gradle / Ivy
package com.jamonapi.http;
/** Interface for controlling what http request/response info that should be monitored */
interface HttpMonManage {
public void setSummaryLabels(String jamonSummaryLabels);
public String getSummaryLabels();
public void addSummaryLabel(String jamonSummaryLabel);
/**
* Containers (tomcat/jetty etc) put jessionid (and other params) as part of what is returned by HttpServletRequest.getRequestURI, and HttpServletRequest.getRequestURL.
* This can make many pages not unique enough to benefit from jamon, so by default this part of the url is removed from the monitoring label.
* Example this: /myapp/mypage.jsp;jsessionid=320sljsdofou
* becomes this in the jamon label: /myapp/mypage.jsp
*
* getIgnoreHttpParams() - return if this is enabled or disabled (true means the params will be removed/ignored. This is the default behaviour)
* setIgnoreHttpParams(boolean httpIgnoreParams) - set whether it is enabled or disabled (true means the params will be removed/ignored. This is the default behaviour)
*
*/
public boolean getIgnoreHttpParams();
/**
* Containers (tomcat/jetty etc) put jessionid (and other params) as part of what is returned by HttpServletRequest.getRequestURI, and HttpServletRequest.getRequestURL.
* This can make many pages not unique enough to benefit from jamon, so by default this part of the url is removed from the monitoring label.
* Example this: /myapp/mypage.jsp;jsessionid=320sljsdofou
* becomes this in the jamon label: /myapp/mypage.jsp
*
* getIgnoreHttpParams() - return if this is enabled or disabled (true means the params will be removed/ignored. This is the default behaviour)
* setIgnoreHttpParams(boolean httpIgnoreParams) - set whether it is enabled or disabled (true means the params will be removed/ignored. This is the default behaviour)
*
*/
public void setIgnoreHttpParams(boolean ignoreHttpParams);
/** Set maximum number of rows that can be in jamon before no more records are added. This will prevent jamon from growing unbounded */
public void setSize(int size);
public int getSize();
/** Enable/disable monitoring. Would be better to name them enable and isEnabled, but as far as I could tell tomcat can only initialize
* getter and setter methods.*/
public void setEnabled(boolean enable);
public boolean getEnabled();
}