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package com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.stats;
import org.glassfish.j2ee.statistics.Statistic;
import java.io.Serializable;

/** An interface that gives a flexibility to set various values for a particular Statistic.
 * This provision is basically to have the same data structure to collect and
 * return the (read-only copy of) statistical data. This extends the
 * java.io.Serializable, so that its subclasses can be serialized to facilitate
 * working with other management clients.
 * Refer to the package description
 * to understand the intent of this interface. 
 * 

* Methods of this class should be called judiciously by the component that is * gathering the statistics. * @author Kedar Mhaswade * @since S1AS8.0 * @version 1.0 */ public interface MutableStatistic extends Serializable { /** * Returns a read-only view of this Statistic. An implementing class has * to return the instances of Statistic interfaces defined in {@link javax.management.j2ee.statistic} * and {@link com.sun.enterprise.admin.monitor.stats} packages. * @return an instance of a specific Statistic interface */ public Statistic unmodifiableView(); /** * Returns an instance of Statistic whose state can be changed by the caller. It is important * to know that caller should not cache the return value from this method. In general, there * is a problem in this contract in that, a client would not know from a Stats.getCreateCount() * method whether the return value is something that is being modified or is invariant. Hence * the caller should not cache the returned value in a collection and then collectively * process it. The main idea behind providing this method is to control the * number of instances created (per Mahesh's Suggestion). * @return an instance of Statistic interface that should not be cached. */ public Statistic modifiableView(); /** * Resets the encapsulated Statistic interface to its initial value. The idea being, if (after * creation of the instance) the state changes, the initial state can be easily regained by * calling this method. Note that the time of last sampling changes to the instant * when this method is invoked. */ public void reset(); }





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