List of addLimitWarningEvents() Examples

Examples of addLimitWarningEvents()

org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()
This method will check to see if any maximum limits were exceeded and if so adds warning events to indicate that the limits were breached. The plugin container should call this method before it wants to send the report over the wire to the server side. This method should be called whenever you are done adding events to the report and you want to then process the events. This method will only add warning events once. If this method adds at least one warning event to the report, further calls to this method will be a no-op (i.e. the method will do nothing and return immediately). Therefore, it is recommended you call this method only after the report is done and you are ready to send the report to the server for further processing. @return true if some events in teh current report were dropped due to limits

Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()

        Resource resource = new Resource(1);
        EventDefinition eventDefinition = new EventDefinition(resourceType, "foo");
        EventSource eventSource = new EventSource("foo", eventDefinition, resource);
        EventReport report = new EventReport(10, 10);
        report.addEvent(new Event("foo", "foo", 0, EventSeverity.DEBUG, "foo-first", eventSource), eventSource);
        report.addLimitWarningEvents(); // should do nothing
        Map<EventSource, Set<Event>> allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 1;
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 1;


        report.addEvent(new Event("foo", "foo", 1, EventSeverity.DEBUG, "foo-second", eventSource), eventSource);

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()

        Map<EventSource, Set<Event>> allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 1;
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 1;


        report.addEvent(new Event("foo", "foo", 1, EventSeverity.DEBUG, "foo-second", eventSource), eventSource);
        report.addLimitWarningEvents(); // should do nothing
        allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 1; // only one event source still!
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 2;


        // make sure they are the ones we expect

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()

        }


        // use a second event source
        EventSource eventSource2 = new EventSource("bar", eventDefinition, resource);
        report.addEvent(new Event("bar", "bar", 2, EventSeverity.DEBUG, "bar-first", eventSource2), eventSource2);
        report.addLimitWarningEvents(); // should do nothing
        allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 2;
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 2;
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource2).size() == 1;

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()

        EventSource eventSource = new EventSource("foo", eventDefinition, resource);
        EventReport report = new EventReport(1, 10);


        // add the first
        addEvent(report, "foo", "first", eventSource);
        report.addLimitWarningEvents(); // should do nothing
        Map<EventSource, Set<Event>> allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 1; // only one event source still!
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 1;


        // add the second (this is over the max)

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()

        assert allEvents.size() == 1; // only one event source still!
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 1;


        // add the second (this is over the max)
        addEvent(report, "foo", "second", eventSource); // OVER MAX SO THIS NEVER MAKES IT!
        report.addLimitWarningEvents();
        allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 1; // only one event source still!
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 2; // the second one is our "over the max" message
        int foo_count = 0;
        int limit_count = 0;

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()


        // add the third (this is over the max)
        report = stripLimitWarningEvents(report);
        addEvent(report, "foo", "second", eventSource); // OVER MAX SO THIS NEVER MAKES IT!
        addEvent(report, "foo", "third", eventSource); // STILL OVER MAX SO THIS NEVER MAKES IT EITHER!
        report.addLimitWarningEvents();
        allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 1; // only one event source still!
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 2; // no others have been added, this includes our "over the max" event
        foo_count = 0;
        limit_count = 0;

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()

        EventSource eventSource2 = new EventSource("bar", eventDefinition, resource);
        report = stripLimitWarningEvents(report);
        addEvent(report, "foo", "second", eventSource); // OVER MAX SO THIS NEVER MAKES IT!
        addEvent(report, "foo", "third", eventSource); // STILL OVER MAX SO THIS NEVER MAKES IT EITHER!
        addEvent(report, "bar", "first", eventSource2);
        report.addLimitWarningEvents();
        allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 2;
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 2; // the original one plus a warning event
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource2).size() == 1; // our new one (no warning events here)

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()

        EventSource eventSource = new EventSource("foo", eventDefinition, resource);
        EventReport report = new EventReport(10, 1); // max total takes precedence!


        // add the first
        addEvent(report, "foo", "first", eventSource);
        report.addLimitWarningEvents(); // should do nothing
        Map<EventSource, Set<Event>> allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 1; // only one event source still!
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 1;


        // add the second (this is over the max)

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()

        assert allEvents.size() == 1; // only one event source still!
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 1;


        // add the second (this is over the max)
        addEvent(report, "foo", "second", eventSource); // OVER MAX SO THIS NEVER MAKES IT!
        report.addLimitWarningEvents();
        allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 1; // only one event source still!
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 2; // the second one is our "over the max" message
        int foo_count = 0;
        int limit_count = 0;

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.event.transfer.EventReport.addLimitWarningEvents()

        EventSource eventSource2 = new EventSource("bar", eventDefinition, resource);
        report = stripLimitWarningEvents(report);
        addEvent(report, "foo", "second", eventSource); // OVER MAX SO THIS NEVER MAKES IT!
        addEvent(report, "foo", "third", eventSource); // STILL OVER MAX SO THIS NEVER MAKES IT EITHER!
        addEvent(report, "bar", "first", eventSource2); // WE ARE OVER THE TOTAL MAX, SO THIS NEVER MAKES IT EITHER!
        report.addLimitWarningEvents();
        allEvents = report.getEvents();
        assert allEvents.size() == 2; // both are here, the second one just has a single limit warning event
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource).size() == 2;
        assert allEvents.containsKey(eventSource2) == true; // even though the "real" event never made it, we have a limit warn event
        assert allEvents.get(eventSource2).size() == 1; // this isn't the "real" bar event, its the limit warn event

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