Examples of org.apache.qpid.qmf2.common.ObjectId

org.apache.qpid.qmf2.common.ObjectId
This class provides a wrapper for QMF Object IDs to enable easier comparisons.
QMF Object IDs are Maps and in theory equals should work, but strings in QMF are actually often returned as byte[] due to inconsistent binary and UTF-8 encodings being used and byte[].equals() compares the address not a bytewise comparison.
This class creates a String from the internal ObjectId state information to enable easier comparison and rendering. @author Fraser Adams

        // It *shouldn't* do this and should really use the _object_id of the broker object returned by
        // getObjects("broker"), but it does. The following line causes the Agent to use the explicit
        // ObjectId below rather than constructing its own, which fixes the qpid-config issue.
        // Note we use "amqp-broker" in the ObjectId to be compatible with qpid-config but we set the actual
        // name to "amqp-java-broker" as it's useful to be able to distinguish between C++ and Java Brokers.
        setObjectId(new ObjectId("", "org.apache.qpid.broker:broker:amqp-broker", 0));
    }

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                            // and get its associated org.apache.qpid.server.model.Exchange. We can do a look up by ID
                            // because we needed to use ObjectIds that were based on names in order to allow qpid-config
                            // to work, so we may as well make use of this convenience here too.
                            if (alternateExchange != null)
                            {
                                ObjectId objectId =
                                        new ObjectId("", "org.apache.qpid.broker:exchange:" + alternateExchange, 0);


                                // Look up Exchange QmfAgentData by ObjectId from the Agent's internal Object store.
                                QmfAgentData object = agent.getObject(objectId);
                                if (object != null)
                                {

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        {
            MethodCallWorkItem item = (MethodCallWorkItem)wi;
            MethodCallParams methodCallParams = item.getMethodCallParams();


            String methodName = methodCallParams.getName();
            ObjectId objectId = methodCallParams.getObjectId();


            // Look up QmfAgentData by ObjectId from the Agent's internal Object store.
            QmfAgentData object = _agent.getObject(objectId);
            if (object == null)
            {

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        // ObjectId needs to be set here in Queue because the QMF2 version of qpid-config uses a hardcoded
        // _object_name as below in the _object_id that it sets in the getQueue() call and in queueRef.
        // It *shouldn't* do this and should really use the _object_id of the queue object returned by
        // getObjects("queue"), but it does. The following line causes the Agent to use the explicit
        // ObjectId below rather than constructing its own, which fixes the qpid-config issue.
        setObjectId(new ObjectId("", "org.apache.qpid.broker:queue:" + name, 0));
    }

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        {
            Exchange altEx = (Exchange)_queue.getAttribute("alternateExchange");
            if (altEx != null)
            {
                _alternateExchangeName = _vhostName + altEx.getName();
                _alternateExchange = new ObjectId("", "org.apache.qpid.broker:exchange:" + _alternateExchangeName, 0);
                setRefValue("altExchange", _alternateExchange);
            }
        }


        // Statistics

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        // ObjectId needs to be set here in Exchange because the QMF2 version of qpid-config uses a hardcoded
        // _object_name as below in the _object_id that it sets in the getExchange() call and in exchangeRef.
        // It *shouldn't* do this and should really use the _object_id of the exchange object returned by
        // getObjects("exchange"), but it does. The following line causes the Agent to use the explicit
        // ObjectId below rather than constructing its own, which fixes the qpid-config issue.
        setObjectId(new ObjectId("", "org.apache.qpid.broker:exchange:" + _name, 0));
    }

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        // It *shouldn't* do this and should really use the _object_id of the broker object returned by
        // getObjects("broker"), but it does. The following line causes the Agent to use the explicit
        // ObjectId below rather than constructing its own, which fixes the qpid-config issue.
        // Note we use "amqp-broker" in the ObjectId to be compatible with qpid-config but we set the actual
        // name to "amqp-java-broker" as it's useful to be able to distinguish between C++ and Java Brokers.
        setObjectId(new ObjectId("", "org.apache.qpid.broker:broker:amqp-broker", 0));
    }

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                            // and get its associated org.apache.qpid.server.model.Exchange. We can do a look up by ID
                            // because we needed to use ObjectIds that were based on names in order to allow qpid-config
                            // to work, so we may as well make use of this convenience here too.
                            if (alternateExchange != null)
                            {
                                ObjectId objectId =
                                        new ObjectId("", "org.apache.qpid.broker:exchange:" + alternateExchange, 0);


                                // Look up Exchange QmfAgentData by ObjectId from the Agent's internal Object store.
                                QmfAgentData object = agent.getObject(objectId);
                                if (object != null)
                                {

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        // ObjectId needs to be set here in Queue because the QMF2 version of qpid-config uses a hardcoded
        // _object_name as below in the _object_id that it sets in the getQueue() call and in queueRef.
        // It *shouldn't* do this and should really use the _object_id of the queue object returned by
        // getObjects("queue"), but it does. The following line causes the Agent to use the explicit
        // ObjectId below rather than constructing its own, which fixes the qpid-config issue.
        setObjectId(new ObjectId("", "org.apache.qpid.broker:queue:" + name, 0));
    }

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        {
            Exchange altEx = _queue.getAlternateExchange();
            if (altEx != null)
            {
                _alternateExchangeName = _vhostName + altEx.getName();
                _alternateExchange = new ObjectId("", "org.apache.qpid.broker:exchange:" + _alternateExchangeName, 0);
                setRefValue("altExchange", _alternateExchange);
            }
        }


        // Statistics

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