Examples of MetaInfoManager

com.avaje.ebean.meta.MetaInfoManager
Provides access to the meta data in EbeanServer such as query execution statistics.
org.apache.avalon.fortress.MetaInfoManager
MetaInfoManager Interface, use this to specify the Components and how they correspond to easy shorthand names. The MetaInfoManager assumes a one to one relationship of shorthand names to classes. A component can have any number of roles associated with it, so it is more flexible and robust than the {@link RoleManager) alternative.} @author Avalon Development Team @version CVS $Revision: 1.3 $ $Date: 2004/02/28 15:16:24 $

Examples of com.avaje.ebean.meta.MetaInfoManager

    
    ResetBasicData.reset();
    
    EbeanServer server = Ebean.getServer(null);
    
    MetaInfoManager infoManager = server.getMetaInfoManager();
    
    
    server.find(Order.class).findRowCount();
    
    infoManager.collectNodeStatistics(true);
    infoManager.collectQueryPlanStatistics(true);


    runFindOrderQuery(server);
    runFindCustomerQuery(server);


    System.out.println("============================================================");


    List<MetaObjectGraphNodeStats> nodeStatistics = infoManager.collectNodeStatistics(true);
    for (MetaObjectGraphNodeStats stat : nodeStatistics) {
      System.out.println("-----------");
      System.out.println(stat);
    }


    System.out.println("============================================================");
    
    List<MetaQueryPlanStatistic> planStatistics = infoManager.collectQueryPlanStatistics(true);
    for (MetaQueryPlanStatistic planStatistic : planStatistics) {
      System.out.println("------------");
      System.out.println(planStatistic);
      System.out.println(planStatistic.getSql());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.avalon.fortress.MetaInfoManager

     * KeelURLClassloader provides for classes. But,
     * java.lang.Classpath doesn't let one override the fact that
     * resources gotten via the load.getResources() is always looked up
     * from the parent loader in addition to the current loader.
     */
    final MetaInfoManager metaManager = createMetaManager(loader);


    c.put(MetaInfoManager.ROLE, metaManager);
    /*
     * Put a logger manager in the Context. NOTE: getLoggerManager()
     * needs a context set in the first place

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Examples of org.apache.avalon.fortress.MetaInfoManager

       * keel-server needs its own sandboxed classpath, which KeelURLClassloader
       * provides for classes.  But, java.lang.Classpath doesn't let one
       * override the fact that resources gotten via the load.getResources() is
       * always looked up from the parent loader in addition to the current loader.
       */
      final MetaInfoManager metaManager = createMetaManager(loader);


      c.put(MetaInfoManager.ROLE, metaManager);


      /*
       * Put a logger manager in the Context.

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Examples of org.apache.avalon.fortress.MetaInfoManager

                newRoleManager.initialize();


                roleManager = newRoleManager;
            }


            final MetaInfoManager mim;
            // if we use the ecm role manager then we don't wrap it inside a service meta manager!
            if ( roleManager instanceof ECMRoleManager )
            {
                final ECMMetaInfoManager metaManager =
                    new ECMMetaInfoManager( new Role2MetaInfoManager( roleManager ), classLoader );

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Examples of org.apache.avalon.fortress.MetaInfoManager

                newRoleManager.initialize();


                roleManager = newRoleManager;
            }


            final MetaInfoManager mim;
            // if we use the ecm role manager then we don't wrap it inside a service meta manager!
            if ( roleManager instanceof ECMRoleManager )
            {
                final ECMMetaInfoManager metaManager =
                    new ECMMetaInfoManager( new Role2MetaInfoManager( roleManager ), classLoader );

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