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public class ManagementService { /** * It will a singleton instance across a Cache. This instance will * act as th einterface between user and GemFire Management. * * @param Cache * @return ManagementService */ public static ManagementService getManagementService(Cache cache) { } /** * This will register the MBean in default GemFire domain. * Any MBean which wishes to register itself in Gemfire * domain should use this method. * Note: The ObjectName will be modified here. Hence returning the * modified ObjectName. */ public ObjectName registerMBean(Object object, ObjectName objectName) { } /** * For consistency and clean up of GemFire resources * use this method to unregister the MBean from GemFire Domain */ public void unregisterMBean(ObjectName objectName) { } /** * This method is used to mark an MBean for federation. * * Users may want to only register their MBean in GemFire domain. In that * case they don't have to call federate(); * * @param <T> * @param name MBean name * @param interfaceClass MBean interface class * @param notificationEmitter is the MBean a notification emitter * @return */ public <T> boolean federate(ObjectName name, Class<T> interfaceClass, boolean notificationEmitter) { } /** * This method is used to process a command * This takes an String is a parameter. * * @param commandString * @return */ public Object processComand(String commandString) { } /** * Interfaces to get all GemFire specific MBeans * */ public RegionMXBean getLocalRegionMXBean(Region region) { } public LockServiceMXBean getLocalLockServiceMXBean(String name){ } ........ } |
APIs useful for MBean Federation
Usage:
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MyCustomMXBean myMbean = new MyCustomMBean();
ManagementService service = ManagementService.getManagementService(cache);
//To register in Gemfire domain
// GemFire will modify the given ObjectName to append memberName
ObjectName newObjectName service.register(myMbean, name);
/**
* To allow MyCustomMBean to be federated
*/
service.federate(newObjectName, MyCustomMXBean.class, false); |
APIs useful at Managed Node
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Code Block language java public class ManagementService { /** * It will a singleton instance across a Cache. This instance will * act as the interface between user and GemFire Management. * * @param Cache * @return ManagementService */ public static ManagementService getManagementService(Cache cache) { } /** * This will register the MBean in default GemFire domain. * Any MBean which wishes to register itself in Gemfire * domain should use this method. * Note: The ObjectName will be modified here. Hence returning the * modified ObjectName. */ public ObjectName registerMBean(Object object, ObjectName objectName) { } /** * For consistency and clean up of GemFire resources * use this method to unregister the MBean from GemFire Domain */ public void unregisterMBean(ObjectName objectName) { } /** * This method is used to mark an MBean for federation. * * Users may want to only register their MBean in GemFire domain. In that * case they don't have to call federate(); * * @param <T> * @param name MBean name * @param interfaceClass MBean interface class * @param notificationEmitter is the MBean a notification emitter */ public <T> boolean federate(ObjectName name, Class<T> interfaceClass, boolean notificationEmitter) { } /** * This method is used to process a command * This takes an String is a parameter. * * @param commandString * @return */ public Object processComand(String commandString) { } /** * Interfaces to get all GemFire specific MBeans * */ public RegionMXBean getLocalRegionMXBean(Region region) { } public LockServiceMXBean getLocalLockServiceMXBean(String name){ } ........ }
APIs useful for MBean Federation
Usage :
Code Block language java MyCustomMXBean myMbean = new MyCustomMBean(); ManagementService service = ManagementService.getManagementService(cache); //To register in Gemfire domain // GemFire will modify the given ObjectName to append memberName ObjectName newObjectName service.register(myMbean, name); /** * To allow MyCustomMBean to be federated */ service.federate(newObjectName, MyCustomMXBean.class, false);
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