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true
, if audit is enabled
*/
public boolean isAuditEnabled();
/**
* Determines whether the given source path is mapped to any audit applications. Allows optimizations to be made in
* calling components.
*
* @return true
if the given source path is mapped to one or more audit applications
* @since 3.3
*/
public boolean isSourcePathMapped(String sourcePath);
/**
* Delete audit entries for the given application and time range
*
* @param applicationName the name of the application being logged to
* @param fromTime the start time of entries to remove (inclusive and optional)
* @param toTime the end time of entries to remove (exclusive and optional)
*
* @since 3.2
*/
void deleteAuditEntries(String applicationName, Long fromTime, Long toTime);
/**
* Check if an audit path is enabled. The path will be disabled if it or any higher
* path has been explicitly disabled. Any disabled path will not be processed when
* data is audited.
*
* @param applicationName the name of the application being logged to
* @param path the audit path to check
* @return Returns true if the audit path has been disabled
*
* @since 3.2
*/
boolean isAuditPathEnabled(String applicationName, String path);
/**
* Enable auditing (if it is not already enabled) for all paths that contain the given path.
* The path is the path as originally logged (see {@link #audit(String, String, Map)}) and
* not the path that the generated data may contain - although this would be similarly
* enabled.
* * If the enabled * * @param applicationName the name of the application being logged to * @param path the audit path to enable auditing on * * @since 3.2 */ void enableAudit(String applicationName, String path); /** * Disable auditing (if it is not already disabled) for all paths that contain the given path. * The path is the path as originally logged (see {@link #audit(String, String, Map)}) and * not the path that the generated data may contain - although this would be similarly * disabled. *
* If the path is /x/y then any data paths that start with /x/y will be stripped * out before data generators and data recorders are applied. If the path represents * the root path of the application, then auditing for that application is effectively disabled. * * @param applicationName the name of the application being logged to * @param path the audit path to enable auditing on * * @since 3.2 */ void disableAudit(String applicationName, String path); /** * Remove all disabled paths i.e. enable all per-path based auditing. Auditing may still be * disabled globally. This is primarily for test purposes; applications should know which * paths need {@link #enableAudit(String, String) enabling} or * {@link #disableAudit(String, String) disabling}. * * @param applicationName the name of the application * * @since 3.2 */ void resetDisabledPaths(String applicationName); /** * Create an audit entry for the given map of values. The map key is a path - starting with '/' * ({@link AuditApplication#AUDIT_PATH_SEPARATOR}) - relative to the root path provided. * * The root path and value keys are combined to produce a map of data keyed by full path. This * fully-pathed map is then passed through the * {@link AuditModelRegistry#getAuditPathMapper() audit path mapper}. The result may yield data * destined for several different * {@link AuditModelRegistry#getAuditApplicationByKey(String) audit applications}. depending on * the data extraction and generation defined in the applications, values (or derived values) may * be recorded against several audit entries (one per application represented). *
* The return values reflect what was actually persisted and is controlled by the data extractors * defined in the audit configuration. * * A new read-write transaction is started if there are values to write that there is not a viable * transaction present. * * @param rootPath a base path of {@link AuditPath} key entries concatenated with the path separator * '/' ({@link AuditApplication#AUDIT_PATH_SEPARATOR}) * @param values the values to audit mapped by {@link AuditPath} key relative to root path * (may be null) * @return Returns the values that were actually persisted, keyed by their full path. * @throws IllegalStateException if there is not a writable transaction present * * @since 3.2 */ Map