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package com.rabbitmq.client;

/**
 * Interface to gather execution data of the client.
 * Note transactions are not supported: they deal with
 * publishing and acknowledgments and the collector contract
 * assumes then that published messages and acks sent
 * in a transaction are always counted, even if the
 * transaction is rolled back.
 *
 */
public interface MetricsCollector {

    void newConnection(Connection connection);

    void closeConnection(Connection connection);

    void newChannel(Channel channel);

    void closeChannel(Channel channel);

    void basicPublish(Channel channel);

    default void basicPublishFailure(Channel channel, Throwable cause) {

    }

    default void basicPublishAck(Channel channel, long deliveryTag, boolean multiple) {

    }

    default void basicPublishNack(Channel channel, long deliveryTag, boolean multiple) {

    }

    default void basicPublishUnrouted(Channel channel) {

    }

    void consumedMessage(Channel channel, long deliveryTag, boolean autoAck);

    void consumedMessage(Channel channel, long deliveryTag, String consumerTag);

    void basicAck(Channel channel, long deliveryTag, boolean multiple);

    void basicNack(Channel channel, long deliveryTag);

    void basicReject(Channel channel, long deliveryTag);

    void basicConsume(Channel channel, String consumerTag, boolean autoAck);

    void basicCancel(Channel channel, String consumerTag);

}




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