Class ConfigurationInfo

public final class ConfigurationInfo
extends Object

Management representation of a Configuration.

Since:
9
See Also:
Configuration

Methods

Modifier and Type Method Description
static ConfigurationInfo from​(CompositeData cd)

Returns a ConfigurationInfo object represented by the specified CompositeData.
String getContents()

Returns the textual representation of the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo, typically the contents of the configuration file that was used to create the configuration.
String getDescription()

Returns a short sentence that describes the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo (for example, "Low overhead configuration safe for continuous use in production environments".
String getLabel()

Returns the human-readable name (for example, "Continuous" or "Profiling") for the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo
String getName()

Returns the name of the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo (for example, "default").
String getProvider()

Returns the provider of the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo (for example, "OpenJDK").
Map<String,​String> getSettings()

Returns the settings for the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo.
String toString()

Returns a description of the configuration that is associated with this ConfigurationInfo.

Methods declared in class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Methods

getProvider

public String getProvider()

Returns the provider of the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo (for example, "OpenJDK").

Returns:
the provider, or null if doesn't exist
See Also:
Configuration.getProvider()

getContents

public String getContents()

Returns the textual representation of the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo, typically the contents of the configuration file that was used to create the configuration.

Returns:
contents, or null if doesn't exist
See Also:
Configuration.getContents()

getSettings

public Map<String,String> getSettings()

Returns the settings for the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo.

Returns:
a Map with settings, not null
See Also:
Configuration.getSettings()

getLabel

public String getLabel()

Returns the human-readable name (for example, "Continuous" or "Profiling") for the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo

Returns:
the label, or null if doesn't exist
See Also:
Configuration.getLabel()

getName

public String getName()

Returns the name of the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo (for example, "default").

Returns:
the name, or null if doesn't exist
See Also:
Configuration.getLabel()

getDescription

public String getDescription()

Returns a short sentence that describes the configuration associated with this ConfigurationInfo (for example, "Low overhead configuration safe for continuous use in production environments".

Returns:
the description, or null if doesn't exist

from

public static ConfigurationInfo from(CompositeData cd)

Returns a ConfigurationInfo object represented by the specified CompositeData.

The following table shows the required attributes that the specified CompositeData must contain.

Name Type
name String
label String
description String
provider String
contents String
settings javax.management.openmbean.TabularData with a TabularType with the keys "key" and "value", both of the String type
Parameters:
cd - CompositeData representing a ConfigurationInfo
Returns:
a ConfigurationInfo object represented by cd if cd is not null, null otherwise
Throws:
IllegalArgumentException - if cd does not represent a ConfigurationInfo with the required attributes

toString

public String toString()

Returns a description of the configuration that is associated with this ConfigurationInfo.

Overrides:
toString in class Object
Returns:
the description of the configuration, not null

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