Examples of ConfigurationRequest

com.rupertjones.globalcron.common.messaging.ConfigurationRequest

© Rupert Jones 2013
@author rup
de.mud.jta.event.ConfigurationRequest
Configuration request message. Subclassing this message can be used to make the configuration more specific and efficient.
Maintainer: Matthias L. Jugel @version $Id: ConfigurationRequest.java 499 2005-09-29 08:24:54Z leo $ @author Matthias L. Jugel, Marcus Mei�ner
org.apache.ambari.server.controller.ConfigurationRequest
This class encapsulates a configuration update request. The configuration properties are grouped at service level. It is assumed that different components of a service don't overload same property name.
org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest
@author Lennart Koopmann
org.jboss.errai.cdi.test.stress.client.shared.ConfigurationRequest
Request object sent by the client when it wants a new stream of ticks from the server.
For all numeric properties in this configuration request object, a value of -1 means not to change the existing setting. For example, a ConfigurationRequest with {@code messageInterval = -1}, {@code messageSize = -1}, and {@code payloadSize = 1000} means"leave the current message interval and count as is, and change the message size to 1000 bytes."

Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest

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public abstract class ThrottleableTransport implements Transport {
    public static class Config implements Transport.Config {
        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            return new ConfigurationRequest();
        }

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest

    }


    public static class Config implements Transport.Config {
        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            return new ConfigurationRequest();
        }

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest

    }


    @Override
    public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
        // Built in output. This is just for plugin compat. No special configuration required.
        return new ConfigurationRequest();
    }

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest


    }


    @Override
    public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
        ConfigurationRequest configurationRequest = new ConfigurationRequest();
        configurationRequest.addField(new TextField("prefix", "Prefix", "Writing message: ", "How to prefix the message before logging it", ConfigurationField.Optional.OPTIONAL));
        return configurationRequest;
    }

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    }


    public void testGetRequestedConfiguration() throws Exception {
        final GelfOutput gelfOutput = new GelfOutput();


        final ConfigurationRequest request = gelfOutput.getRequestedConfiguration();


        assertNotNull(request);
        assertNotNull(request.asList());
    }

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest

        }
        metricRegistry.register(getUniqueReadableId(), localRegistry);
    }


    public void checkConfiguration() throws ConfigurationException {
        final ConfigurationRequest cr = getRequestedConfiguration();
        cr.check(getConfiguration());
    }

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        this.contentPack = contentPack;
    }


    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    public Object getAttributesWithMaskedPasswords() {
        final ConfigurationRequest config = getRequestedConfiguration();
        if (config == null) {
            return Collections.emptyMap();
        }


        final Map<String, Object> attributes = configuration.getSource();
        final Map<String, Object> result = Maps.newHashMapWithExpectedSize(attributes.size());
        for (Map.Entry<String, Object> attribute : attributes.entrySet()) {
            Object value = attribute.getValue();


            final Map<String, Map<String, Object>> configAsList = config.asList();
            final Map<String, Object> attributesForConfigSetting = configAsList.get(attribute.getKey());


            if (attributesForConfigSetting != null) {
                // we know the config setting, check its attributes
                final List<String> attrs = (List<String>) attributesForConfigSetting.get("attributes");

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest

            this.transportConfig = transportConfig;
            this.codecConfig = codecConfig;
        }


        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            final ConfigurationRequest transport = transportConfig.getRequestedConfiguration();
            final ConfigurationRequest codec = codecConfig.getRequestedConfiguration();
            final ConfigurationRequest r = new ConfigurationRequest();
            r.putAll(transport.getFields());
            r.putAll(codec.getFields());


            r.addField(new TextField(
                    CK_OVERRIDE_SOURCE,
                    "Override source",
                    null,
                    "The source is a hostname derived from the received packet by default. Set this if you want to override " +
                            "it with a custom string.",

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    @ConfigClass
    public static class Config extends ThrottleableTransport.Config {
        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            final ConfigurationRequest cr = super.getRequestedConfiguration();


            cr.addField(new TextField(
                    CK_ZOOKEEPER,
                    "ZooKeeper address",
                    "192.168.1.1:2181",
                    "Host and port of the ZooKeeper that is managing your Kafka cluster.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL));


            cr.addField(new TextField(
                    CK_TOPIC_FILTER,
                    "Topic filter regex",
                    "^your-topic$",
                    "Every topic that matches this regular expression will be consumed.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL));


            cr.addField(new NumberField(
                    CK_FETCH_MIN_BYTES,
                    "Fetch minimum bytes",
                    5,
                    "Wait for a message batch to reach at least this size or the configured maximum wait time before fetching.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL));


            cr.addField(new NumberField(
                    CK_FETCH_WAIT_MAX,
                    "Fetch maximum wait time (ms)",
                    100,
                    "Wait for this time or the configured minimum size of a message batch before fetching.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL));


            cr.addField(new NumberField(
                    CK_THREADS,
                    "Processor threads",
                    2,
                    "Number of processor threads to spawn. Use one thread per Kafka topic partition.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL));

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest


    @ConfigClass
    public static class Config extends ThrottleableTransport.Config {
        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            final ConfigurationRequest r = super.getRequestedConfiguration();


            r.addField(new TextField(
                    CK_SOURCE,
                    "Source",
                    "metrics",
                    "Define a name of the source. For example 'metrics'.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
            ));




            r.addField(
                    new NumberField(
                            CK_REPORT_INTERVAL,
                            "Report interval",
                            10,
                            "Time between each report. Select a time unit in the corresponding dropdown.",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL,
                            NumberField.Attribute.ONLY_POSITIVE
                    )
            );


            r.addField(
                    new DropdownField(
                            CK_REPORT_UNIT,
                            "Report interval unit",
                            TimeUnit.SECONDS.toString(),
                            DropdownField.ValueTemplates.timeUnits(),
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
                    )
            );


            r.addField(
                    new DropdownField(
                            CK_DURATION_UNIT,
                            "Time unit of measured durations",
                            TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS.toString(),
                            DropdownField.ValueTemplates.timeUnits(),
                            "The time unit that will be used in for example timer values. Think of: took 15ms",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
                    )
            );


            r.addField(
                    new DropdownField(
                            CK_RATE_UNIT,
                            "Time unit of measured rates",
                            TimeUnit.SECONDS.toString(),
                            DropdownField.ValueTemplates.timeUnits(),

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