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package com.rabbitmq.client.observation;

import com.rabbitmq.client.AMQP;
import com.rabbitmq.client.Consumer;
import com.rabbitmq.client.GetResponse;
import java.io.IOException;

/**
 * API to instrument operations in the AMQP client. The supported operations are publishing,
 * asynchronous delivery, and synchronous delivery (basic.get).
 *
 * 

Implementations can gather information and send it to tracing backends. This allows e.g. * following the processing steps of a given message through different systems. * *

This is considered an SPI and is susceptible to change at any time. * * @since 5.19.0 * @see com.rabbitmq.client.ConnectionFactory#setObservationCollector( ObservationCollector) * @see com.rabbitmq.client.observation.micrometer.MicrometerObservationCollectorBuilder */ public interface ObservationCollector { ObservationCollector NO_OP = new NoOpObservationCollector(); /** * Decorate message publishing. * *

Implementations are expected to call {@link PublishCall#publish( PublishCall, * AMQP.Basic.Publish, AMQP.BasicProperties, byte[], ConnectionInfo)} to make sure the message is * actually sent. * * @param call * @param publish * @param properties * @param body * @param connectionInfo * @throws IOException */ void publish( PublishCall call, AMQP.Basic.Publish publish, AMQP.BasicProperties properties, byte[] body, ConnectionInfo connectionInfo) throws IOException; /** * Decorate consumer registration. * *

Implementations are expected to decorate the appropriate {@link Consumer} callbacks. The * original {@link Consumer} behavior should not be changed though. * * @param queue * @param consumerTag * @param consumer * @return */ Consumer basicConsume(String queue, String consumerTag, Consumer consumer); /** * Decorate message polling with basic.get. * *

Implementations are expected to {@link BasicGetCall#basicGet( BasicGetCall, String)} and * return the same result. * * @param call * @param queue * @return */ GetResponse basicGet(BasicGetCall call, String queue); /** Underlying publishing call. */ interface PublishCall { void publish(AMQP.BasicProperties properties) throws IOException; } /** Underlying basic.get call. */ interface BasicGetCall { GetResponse get(); } /** Connection information. */ interface ConnectionInfo { String getPeerAddress(); int getPeerPort(); } }





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