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


    @ConfigClass
    public static class Config extends ThrottleableTransport.Config {
        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            final ConfigurationRequest r = super.getRequestedConfiguration();
            r.addField(new TextField(
                    CK_URL,
                    "URI of JSON resource",
                    "http://example.org/api",
                    "HTTP resource returning JSON on GET",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
            ));


            r.addField(new TextField(
                    CK_HEADERS,
                    "Additional HTTP headers",
                    "",
                    "Add a comma separated list of additional HTTP headers. For example: Accept: application/json, X-Requester: Graylog2",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.OPTIONAL
            ));


            r.addField(new NumberField(
                    CK_INTERVAL,
                    "Interval",
                    1,
                    "Time between every collector run. Select a time unit in the corresponding dropdown. Example: Run every 5 minutes.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
            ));


            r.addField(new DropdownField(
                    CK_TIMEUNIT,
                    "Interval time unit",
                    TimeUnit.MINUTES.toString(),
                    DropdownField.ValueTemplates.timeUnits(),
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest


    @ConfigClass
    public static class Config extends GeneratorTransport.Config {
        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            final ConfigurationRequest c = super.getRequestedConfiguration();
            c.addField(new NumberField(
                    CK_SLEEP,
                    "Sleep time",
                    25,
                    "How many milliseconds to sleep between generating messages.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL,
                    NumberField.Attribute.ONLY_POSITIVE
            ));


            c.addField(new NumberField(
                    CK_SLEEP_DEVIATION_PERCENT,
                    "Maximum random sleep time deviation",
                    30,
                    "The deviation is used to generate a more realistic and non-steady message flow.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL,
                    NumberField.Attribute.ONLY_POSITIVE
            ));


            c.addField(new TextField(
                    CK_SOURCE,
                    "Source name",
                    "example.org",
                    "What to use as source of the generate messages.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest

    public static class Config extends AbstractTcpTransport.Config {
        public static final int DEFAULT_MAX_FRAME_LENGTH = 2 * 1024 * 1024;


        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            final ConfigurationRequest x = super.getRequestedConfiguration();


            x.addField(
                    new BooleanField(
                            CK_USE_NULL_DELIMITER,
                            "Null frame delimiter?",
                            false,
                            "Use null byte as frame delimiter? Default is newline."
                    )
            );
            x.addField(
                    new NumberField(
                            CK_MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE,
                            "Maximum message size",
                            2 * 1024 * 1024,
                            "The maximum length of a message.",

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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 cr = super.getRequestedConfiguration();
            cr.addField(
                    new TextField(
                            CK_HOSTNAME,
                            "Broker hostname",
                            "",
                            "Hostname of the AMQP broker to use",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
                    )
            );


            cr.addField(
                    new NumberField(
                            CK_PORT,
                            "Broker port",
                            5672,
                            "Port of the AMQP broker to use",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.OPTIONAL,
                            NumberField.Attribute.IS_PORT_NUMBER
                    )
            );


            cr.addField(
                    new TextField(
                            CK_VHOST,
                            "Broker virtual host",
                            "/",
                            "Virtual host of the AMQP broker to use",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
                    )
            );


            cr.addField(
                    new TextField(
                            CK_USERNAME,
                            "Username",
                            "",
                            "Username to connect to AMQP broker",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.OPTIONAL
                    )
            );


            cr.addField(
                    new TextField(
                            CK_PASSWORD,
                            "Password",
                            "",
                            "Password to connect to AMQP broker",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.OPTIONAL,
                            TextField.Attribute.IS_PASSWORD
                    )
            );


            cr.addField(
                    new NumberField(
                            CK_PREFETCH,
                            "Prefetch count",
                            100,
                            "For advanced usage: AMQP prefetch count. Default is 100.",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
                    )
            );


            cr.addField(
                    new TextField(
                            CK_QUEUE,
                            "Queue",
                            defaultQueueName(),
                            "Name of queue that is created.",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
                    )
            );


            cr.addField(
                    new TextField(
                            CK_EXCHANGE,
                            "Exchange",
                            defaultExchangeName(),
                            "Name of exchange to bind to.",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
                    )
            );


            cr.addField(
                    new TextField(
                            CK_ROUTING_KEY,
                            "Routing key",
                            defaultRouttingKey(),
                            "Routing key to listen for.",
                            ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
                    )
            );


            cr.addField(
                    new NumberField(
                            CK_PARALLEL_QUEUES,
                            "Number of Queues",
                            1,
                            "Number of parallel QUeues",

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest


    @ConfigClass
    public static class Config extends AbstractTcpTransport.Config {
        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            final ConfigurationRequest r = super.getRequestedConfiguration();
            r.addField(new BooleanField(CK_ENABLE_CORS,
                                        "Enable CORS",
                                        true,
                                        "Input sends CORS headers to satisfy browser security policies"));
            return r;
        }

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    @ConfigClass
    public static class Config extends KafkaTransport.Config {
        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            final ConfigurationRequest r = super.getRequestedConfiguration();
            // we provide a default value for that setting
            r.removeField(CK_TOPIC_FILTER);
            return r;
        }

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest


    @ConfigClass
    public static class Config implements Codec.Config {
        @Override
        public ConfigurationRequest getRequestedConfiguration() {
            final ConfigurationRequest r = new ConfigurationRequest();


            r.addField(new TextField(
                    CK_PATH,
                    "JSON path of data to extract",
                    "$.store.book[1].number_of_orders",
                    "Path to the value you want to extract from the JSON response. Take a look at the documentation for a more detailled explanation.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL
            ));


            r.addField(new TextField(
                    CK_SOURCE,
                    "Message source",
                    "yourapi",
                    "What to use as source field of the resulting message.",
                    ConfigurationField.Optional.NOT_OPTIONAL

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest


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

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest


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

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Examples of org.graylog2.plugin.configuration.ConfigurationRequest


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

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