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package com.p6spy.engine.spy;
import com.p6spy.engine.event.JdbcEventListener;
import com.p6spy.engine.spy.option.P6OptionsRepository;
/**
* p6factory exists to make extending the spy core easier when making a new module. Since there are
* so many methods that return a NEW object of some type (connection, etc) either you would be
* forced to overload them all, or we could use this factory method to handle that situation. not
* perfect, but should make extending and maintaining the code far easier.
* <p/>
* In order to enable the module, append the full class name to the configuration key {@link P6SpyOptions#MODULELIST}.
*/
public interface P6Factory {
// OK this is not a typical factory, but to keep P6Factory an interface
// getOptions can't be static, we'll live with it I guess
P6LoadableOptions getOptions(P6OptionsRepository optionsRepository);
JdbcEventListener getJdbcEventListener();
}