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-#summary A short compendium of examples of how to use the tools that
jrugged provides.
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-= Introduction =
-
-= Details =
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- * InitializerExamples - How to use the jrugged core libraries
Initializer to manage service startup
- * DecoratorExample - How the jrugged core library utilizes the decorator
pattern to wrap itself around method calls that you are making, allowing
for things like circuit breakers and performance monitors to be easily
added to your code.
- * SpringInterceptorExample - How the jrugged-spring library can be used
in conjunction with the jrugged-core library to easily wrap existing
methods and services with jrugged functionality.
- * SpringNamespaceExample - Simplified JRugged Spring Configuration
allows you to add a jrugged namespace to your spring configuration greatly
simplifying JRugged's use in your spring projects.
- * RunningExampleApp - Explains how to get the jrugged code and execute
an example application that runs.
- * PercentageFailureInterpreterExample - Using a combination of jrugged
abilities to create a circuit breaker that trips based on percentage of
failed requests rather than a tolerance window of failures per unit time.
- * PerformanceMonitorFilter - This class is a standard Servlet filter
that can be configured in web.xml to wrap all request handling in a
[
http://jrugged.s3.amazonaws.com/jrugged-core-2.2.0/apidocs/org/fishwife/jrugged/PerformanceMonitor.html
org.fishwife.jrugged.PerformanceMonitor] class.
- * CircuitBreakerExceptionMapper - An example of how to utilize the
exception mapping capability contained within a
[
http://jrugged.s3.amazonaws.com/jrugged-core-2.2.0/apidocs/org/fishwife/jrugged/CircuitBreaker.html
org.fishwife.jrugged.CircuitBreaker].