Examples with ErrorCollectorConfig com.newrelic.agent.config.ErrorCollectorConfig used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ErrorCollectorConfig

use of com.newrelic.agent.config.ErrorCollectorConfig in project newrelic-java-agent by newrelic.

the class ErrorServiceImpl method refreshErrorCollectorConfig.

@VisibleForTesting
public void refreshErrorCollectorConfig(AgentConfig agentConfig) {
    ErrorCollectorConfig oldErrorConfig = errorCollectorConfig;
    errorCollectorConfig = agentConfig.getErrorCollectorConfig();
    errorAnalyzer = new ErrorAnalyzerImpl(errorCollectorConfig);
    if (errorCollectorConfig.isEnabled() == oldErrorConfig.isEnabled()) {
        return;
    }
    Agent.LOG.log(Level.INFO, errorCollectorConfig.isEnabled() ? "Errors will be sent to New Relic for {0}" : "Errors will not be sent to New Relic for {0}", appName);
}

Example 2 with ErrorCollectorConfig

use of com.newrelic.agent.config.ErrorCollectorConfig in project newrelic-java-agent by newrelic.

the class ErrorAnalyzerImplTest method ignoredStatusFollowsConfigNotStatusCodeMeaning.

@Test
public void ignoredStatusFollowsConfigNotStatusCodeMeaning() {
    ErrorCollectorConfig config = new TestErrorCollectorConfig().setIgnoreStatusCodes(HTTP_BAD_REQUEST, HTTP_ACCEPTED);
    ErrorAnalyzer target = new ErrorAnalyzerImpl(config);
    assertFalse(target.isIgnoredStatus(HTTP_OK));
    assertTrue(target.isIgnoredStatus(HTTP_ACCEPTED));
    assertTrue(target.isIgnoredStatus(HTTP_BAD_REQUEST));
    assertFalse(target.isIgnoredStatus(HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED));
    assertFalse(target.isIgnoredStatus(ErrorAnalyzer.NO_STATUS));
}

Example 3 with ErrorCollectorConfig

use of com.newrelic.agent.config.ErrorCollectorConfig in project newrelic-java-agent by newrelic.

the class ErrorAnalyzerImplTest method statusCodeOrThrowableAreReportable.

@Test
public void statusCodeOrThrowableAreReportable() {
    ErrorCollectorConfig config = new TestErrorCollectorConfig();
    ErrorAnalyzer target = new ErrorAnalyzerImpl(config);
    assertFalse(target.isReportable(HTTP_OK, (Throwable) null));
    assertTrue(target.isReportable(HTTP_OK, new Throwable("bye")));
    assertTrue(target.isReportable(HTTP_BAD_REQUEST, (Throwable) null));
    assertTrue(target.isReportable(HTTP_BAD_REQUEST, new Throwable("bye")));
}

Example 4 with ErrorCollectorConfig

use of com.newrelic.agent.config.ErrorCollectorConfig in project newrelic-java-agent by newrelic.

the class ErrorAnalyzerImplTest method nullErrorsAreNotExpected.

@Test
public void nullErrorsAreNotExpected() {
    ErrorCollectorConfig config = new TestErrorCollectorConfig().setExpectedErrors(new ExpectedErrorConfigImpl(MyThrowable.class.getName(), null), new ExpectedErrorConfigImpl(RuntimeException.class.getName(), "ignore_token"));
    ErrorAnalyzer target = new ErrorAnalyzerImpl(config);
    assertFalse(target.isExpectedError(HTTP_OK, null));
    assertFalse(target.isExpectedError(HTTP_OK, wrap(null)));
}

Example 5 with ErrorCollectorConfig

use of com.newrelic.agent.config.ErrorCollectorConfig in project newrelic-java-agent by newrelic.

the class ErrorAnalyzerImplTest method ignoredThrowableFollowsAnyCause.

@Test
public void ignoredThrowableFollowsAnyCause() {
    ErrorCollectorConfig config = new TestErrorCollectorConfig().setIgnoreErrors(new IgnoreErrorConfigImpl(MyThrowable.class.getName(), null));
    ErrorAnalyzer target = new ErrorAnalyzerImpl(config);
    assertTrue(target.isIgnoredThrowable(new MyThrowable("message")));
    assertTrue(target.isIgnoredThrowable(new Exception("other", new MyThrowable("message"))));
    assertFalse(target.isIgnoredThrowable(new Exception("other")));
}