Overview of contexts in JMon applications

The Apama JMon API provides the com.apama.jmon.Context type. This class corresponds to the EPL context type, but with a more limited set of features:

A JMon event definition can contain a Context type field. This lets you transfer a reference to a context to and from an Apama JMon application. You cannot pass context references between the correlator and your Apama JMon application on their own.

You can enqueue events to

Particular contexts:Event.enqueueTo(Context c)

A list or array of contexts:

Event.enqueueTo(java.util.List<Context> ctxList)
Event.enqueueTo(Context[] ctxList)

See Emitting, routing, and enqueuing events.

You can call Context.getCurrent() to obtain a reference to the context that a piece of code is running in. See Obtaining context references.

The Context class provides accessor methods for context properties such as context name and context ID.