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Class EventCounterHandler

Manager that works with IEventCounterFactory. Create EventCounter for each registered IEventCounterFactory and send corresponding events when calling .onEvent(IEvent, IMetaInfo, Class) method.

You can implement your own IEventCounterFactory and register them with EventCounterHandler.register(IEventCounterFactory) Or implement EventCounter and register it with SimpleEventCounterFactory like this: EventCounterManager EventCounterHandler.getInstance().register(new SimpleEventCounterFactory(new SystemOutEventCounter()); SystemOutEventCounter is just an example of a EventCounter implementation.

This functionality can be used to create metrics in a SaaS context.

Class IEventCounterFactory

Factory that can be registered in EventCounterHandler and creates a counter for every reader or writer class.

You can implement your own counter factory and register it like this: EventCounterManager EventCounterHandler.getInstance(). registerCounter register(new SystemOutEventCounterFactory());

SystemOutEventCounterFactory is just an example of IEventCounterFactory implementation. It creates SystemOutEventCounter that writes info about files being read and written to the System.out

This functionality can be used to create metrics in a SaaS context.