The Data probe object

Data probe objects contain the names and types of data items that are referenced by the source code in a fragment’s Code object.

The Data object is optional. A probe fragment can contain more than one Data object, but no two Data objects in a fragment can have the same type or name.

The Data object includes the following properties:

`name`	Required. Must specify a valid Java variable name.
`type`	Required. The available types are listed in the following table.

`className`	`String`	The class name of the probed method, including the package name, in internal format. Example: `org/eclipse/hyades/SomeClass`
`methodName`	`String`	The method name of the probed method, in internal format. Constructors have the method name `<init>`, static class initializers have `<clinit>` as the method name.
`signature`	`String`	The method argument and return type signature, in internal format. Example: `(Ljava/lang/String;)I`
`thisObject`	`Object`	The `this` object (for instance methods) that was passed to the probed method. `thisObject` will be `null` for static methods, for `entry` fragments that are applied to constructors, and for `exit` fragments applied to constructors when the constructor throws an exception.
`args`	`Object[]`	An array of `Object` references representing the arguments to the probed method. There is one element in this array for each argument to the method (not counting the `this` argument). Arguments which are primitive types are bound into temporary objects of the appropriate reference type, for example: `Integer` for `int`. If the method takes no arguments, this will be an `Object[]` array of size zero. Note that constructors for non-static inner classes have one hidden argument per "inner" level, so the argument array will contain more elements than appear in the source code.
`returnObject`	`Object`	A reference to the object being returned. This type is available only to `exit` fragments. If the return type of the probed method is a primitive type, the returned value is bound into a temporary object of the appropriate reference type. If the method is `void` (does not return a value) or it is exiting by exception, `returnObject` will be `null`.
`exceptionObject`	`Throwable`	A reference to the exception object being thrown. This type is available only to `catch` and `exit` fragments. If the method is exiting normally, `exceptionObject` will be `null`.
`isFinally`	`boolean`	A flag indicating whether the fragment was called from a `finally` clause (true), or from a `catch` clause (false).

Example

<data
   type="className"   
   name="__class" />

Contained by
The Fragment probe object