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Internal Name: |
Plugin Container |
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Description: |
The plugin container itself, which hosts the plugins and manages their lifecycle |
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Singleton: |
yes |
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Plugin: |
RHQAgent |
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Name |
Description |
Required |
Internal Name |
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Object Name |
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yes |
objectName |
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Name Template |
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yes |
nameTemplate |
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Description Template |
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yes |
descriptionTemplate |
You must use the internal name to reference properties in Dynamic Group Definition expressions.
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Name |
Type |
Description |
Internal Name |
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Number Of Plugin Class Loaders |
measurement |
The total number of plugin classloaders currently created and actively managed. |
NumberOfPluginClassLoaders |
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Number Of Discovery Class Loaders |
measurement |
The total number of discovery classloaders currently created and actively managed. |
NumberOfDiscoveryClassLoaders |
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Number Of Resource Class Loaders |
measurement |
The total number of individual resource classloaders currently created and assigned to resources. |
NumberOfResourceClassLoaders |
You must use the internal name to reference traits in Dynamic Group Definition expressions.
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Name |
Description |
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Retrieve Plugin Dependency Graph |
Get the list of plugins and show what plugins they depend on. The order of this list is the order in which the plugins are deployed. |
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Retrieve Plugin ClassLoader Information |
Get information on all plugin classloaders. There is one plugin classloader for each deployed plugin. |
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Retrieve Discovery ClassLoader Information |
Get information on all discovery classloaders. These are created for discovery components that need to discover resources under a parent resource where that parent resource is from a different plugin than the discovery component. |
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Retrieve ClassLoader Information For All Resources |
Get information on classloaders for all resources. Depending on the number of resources being managed, this is potentially an expensive operation. |
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Retrieve Unique Resource ClassLoader Information |
Get information on all unique resource classloader instances that are created. Depending on the number of resources being managed, this is potentially an expensive operation. |