Package org.springframework.jmx.export.metadata

Class ManagedMetric

java.lang.Object
org.springframework.jmx.export.metadata.AbstractJmxAttribute
org.springframework.jmx.export.metadata.ManagedMetric
public class ManagedMetric extends AbstractJmxAttribute
Metadata that indicates to expose a given bean property as a JMX attribute, with additional descriptor properties that indicate that the attribute is a metric. Only valid when used on a JavaBean getter.
Since:
3.0
Author:
Jennifer Hickey
See Also:

  • Constructor Details

    • ManagedMetric

      public ManagedMetric()

  • Method Details

    • setCategory

      public void setCategory(@Nullable String category)
      The category of this metric (ex. throughput, performance, utilization).

    • getCategory

      public @Nullable String getCategory()
      The category of this metric (ex. throughput, performance, utilization).

    • setDisplayName

      public void setDisplayName(@Nullable String displayName)
      A display name for this metric.

    • getDisplayName

      public @Nullable String getDisplayName()
      A display name for this metric.

    • setMetricType

      public void setMetricType(MetricType metricType)
      A description of how this metric's values change over time.

    • getMetricType

      public MetricType getMetricType()
      A description of how this metric's values change over time.

    • setPersistPeriod

      public void setPersistPeriod(int persistPeriod)
      The persist period for this metric.

    • getPersistPeriod

      public int getPersistPeriod()
      The persist period for this metric.

    • setPersistPolicy

      public void setPersistPolicy(@Nullable String persistPolicy)
      The persist policy for this metric.

    • getPersistPolicy

      public @Nullable String getPersistPolicy()
      The persist policy for this metric.

    • setUnit

      public void setUnit(@Nullable String unit)
      The expected unit of measurement values.

    • getUnit

      public @Nullable String getUnit()
      The expected unit of measurement values.