Expose numeric values (JmxGaugeMBean) #1451
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Anybody home? CC @dropwizard-committers |
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LGTM, thanks for contributing! I am going to make a 4.0.* release with this change. |
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* Add attribute 'Number' to JmxGaugeMBean * Update JmxReporterTest Fixes #1408
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The purpose of this PR is to allow for easy visualization of gauges in Java Mission Control.
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JmxGaugeMBeanwas updated so that it will now expose numeric values asNumber. If the gauge does not represent a number, then the exposed value will be0. The actual value can be accessed throughValuein any case.