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package com.gemstone.gemfire;
//import com.gemstone.gemfire.distributed.DistributedSystem;
//import com.gemstone.gemfire.internal.StatArchiveFormat;
//import java.io.IOException;
//import java.io.Reader;
/**
* Instances of this interface provide methods that create instances
* of {@link Statistics}.
* It can also be used to create instances of {@link StatisticDescriptor}
* and {@link StatisticsType} because it implements {@link StatisticsTypeFactory}.
* {@link
* com.gemstone.gemfire.distributed.DistributedSystem} is the only
* instance of this interface.
*
*
*
* A StatisticsFactory can create a {@link
* StatisticDescriptor statistic} of three numeric types:
* int, long, and double. A
* statistic (StatisticDescriptor) can either be a
* gauge meaning that its value can increase and decrease or a
* counter meaning that its value is strictly increasing.
* Marking a statistic as a counter allows statistic display tools
* to properly display a statistics whose value "wraps around" (that
* is, exceeds its maximum value).
*
*
The following code is an example of how to create a type using the api.
* In this example the type has two stats whose values always increase:
*
StatisticsFactory f = ...;
StatisticsType t = f.createType(
"StatSampler",
"Stats on the statistic sampler.",
new StatisticDescriptor[] {
f.createIntCounter("sampleCount",
"Total number of samples taken by this sampler.",
"samples"),
f.createLongCounter("sampleTime",
"Total amount of time spent taking samples.",
"milliseconds"),
}
);
this.samplerStats = f.createStatistics(t, "statSampler");
this.sampleCountId = this.samplerStats.nameToId("sampleCount");
this.sampleTimeId = this.samplerStats.nameToId("sampleTime");
*
* Later on the stat ids can be used to increment the stats:
*
this.samplerStats.incInt(this.sampleCountId, 1);
this.samplerStats.incLong(this.sampleTimeId, nanosSpentWorking / 1000000);
*
* The following is an example of how to create the same type using XML.
* The XML data:
*
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE statistics PUBLIC
"-//GemStone Systems, Inc.//GemFire Statistics Type//EN"
"http://www.gemstone.com/dtd/statisticsType.dtd">
<statistics>
<type name="StatSampler">
<description>Stats on the statistic sampler.</description>
<stat name="sampleCount" storage="int" counter="true">
<description>Total number of samples taken by this sampler.</description>
<unit>samples</unit>
</stat>
<stat name="sampleTime" storage="long" counter="true">
<description>Total amount of time spent taking samples.</description>
<unit>milliseconds</unit>
</stat>
</type>
</statistics>
*
* The code to create the type:
*
StatisticsFactory f = ...;
Reader r = new InputStreamReader("fileContainingXmlData"));
StatisticsType type = f.createTypesFromXml(r)[0];
*
*
* @see Package introduction
*
* @author Darrel Schneider
*
* @since 3.0
*/
public interface StatisticsFactory extends StatisticsTypeFactory {
/**
* Creates and returns a {@link Statistics} instance of the given {@link StatisticsType type} with default ids.
*
* The created instance may not be {@link Statistics#isAtomic atomic}.
*/
public Statistics createStatistics(StatisticsType type);
/**
* Creates and returns a {@link Statistics} instance of the given {@link StatisticsType type}, textId, and with a default numeric id.
*
* The created instance may not be {@link Statistics#isAtomic atomic}.
*/
public Statistics createStatistics(StatisticsType type, String textId);
/**
* Creates and returns a {@link Statistics} instance of the given {@link StatisticsType type}, textId, and numericId.
*
* The created instance may not be {@link Statistics#isAtomic atomic}.
*/
public Statistics createStatistics(StatisticsType type, String textId, long numericId);
/**
* Creates and returns a {@link Statistics} instance of the given {@link StatisticsType type} with default ids.
*
* The created instance will be {@link Statistics#isAtomic atomic}.
*/
public Statistics createAtomicStatistics(StatisticsType type);
/**
* Creates and returns a {@link Statistics} instance of the given {@link StatisticsType type}, textId, and with a default numeric id.
*
* The created instance will be {@link Statistics#isAtomic atomic}.
*/
public Statistics createAtomicStatistics(StatisticsType type, String textId);
/**
* Creates and returns a {@link Statistics} instance of the given {@link StatisticsType type}, textId, and numericId.
*
* The created instance will be {@link Statistics#isAtomic atomic}.
*/
public Statistics createAtomicStatistics(StatisticsType type, String textId, long numericId);
/**
* Creates and returns a {@link Statistics} instance of the given
* {@link StatisticsType type}, textId, numericId
* and uniqueId.
*
* The created instance will be {@link Statistics#isAtomic atomic}.
*/
public Statistics createAtomicStatistics(StatisticsType type, String textId,
long numericId, long uniqueId);
/**
* Returns an array of all the existing statistics of the given type.
*/
public Statistics[] findStatisticsByType(StatisticsType type);
/**
* Returns an array of all the existing statistics with the given textId.
*/
public Statistics[] findStatisticsByTextId(String textId);
/**
* Returns an array of all the existing statistics with the given numericId.
*/
public Statistics[] findStatisticsByNumericId(long numericId);
public Statistics findStatisticsByUniqueId(long uniqueId);
}