com.facebook.internal.logging.monitor

Class MonitorLoggingManager

java.lang.Object

com.facebook.internal.logging.monitor.MonitorLoggingManager

All Implemented Interfaces:

LoggingManager

public class MonitorLoggingManager
extends java.lang.Object
implements LoggingManager

MonitorLoggingManager deals with all new logs and the logs storing in the memory and the disk. The new log will be added into MonitorLoggingQueue. The MonitorLoggingManger will do the next step depending on if the MonitorLoggingQueue has reached the flush limit after adding new log(s). If yes, MonitorLoggingManager will send the logs back to our server. If not, MonitorLoggingManager will schedule a future task of sending logs at regular intervals. Each GraphRequest can have limited number of logs in the parameter in maximum. We send the GraphRequest(s) using GraphRequestBatch call.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	addLog(ExternalLog log)
void	flushAndWait() Send logs from LoggingCache to server, and empty LoggingCache
void	flushLoggingStore() Read logs from the file, delete the file and send the logs to the server
static MonitorLoggingManager	getInstance(LoggingCache monitorLoggingQueue, LoggingStore logStore)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Method Detail

getInstance

public static MonitorLoggingManager getInstance(LoggingCache monitorLoggingQueue,
                                                LoggingStore logStore)

addLog

public void addLog(ExternalLog log)

Specified by:

addLog in interface LoggingManager

flushAndWait

public void flushAndWait()

Description copied from interface: LoggingManager

Send logs from LoggingCache to server, and empty LoggingCache

Specified by:

flushAndWait in interface LoggingManager

flushLoggingStore

public void flushLoggingStore()

Description copied from interface: LoggingManager

Read logs from the file, delete the file and send the logs to the server

Specified by:

flushLoggingStore in interface LoggingManager