Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.measurement.MeasurementScheduleRequest

org.rhq.core.domain.measurement.MeasurementScheduleRequest
This class is a stripped down version of the {@link MeasurementSchedule} from the domainproject. It is used to send between Agent and Server, so it does not need all fields. @author Heiko W. Rupp @see org.rhq.core.domain.measurement.MeasurementSchedule


    public void testMeasurementReport() {
        MeasurementReport report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.setCollectionTime(1111);


        CallTimeData callTimeData = new CallTimeData(new MeasurementScheduleRequest(1, "1", 1, true, DataType.CALLTIME));
        callTimeData.addCallData("dest1", new Date(1111), 1);
        callTimeData.addCallData("dest1", new Date(1112), 2);


        report.addData(callTimeData);


        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(2, new MeasurementScheduleRequest(2, "2", 2, true,
            DataType.MEASUREMENT), new Double(2.2)));


        report.addData(new MeasurementDataTrait(3, new MeasurementScheduleRequest(3, "3", 3, true, DataType.TRAIT),
            "trait3"));


        MeasurementReport copy = ensureSerializable(report);
        assert copy.getDataCount() == 3 : "-->" + copy.getDataCount();
        assert copy.getCallTimeData().size() == 1 : "-->" + copy.getCallTimeData();

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        // re-load the resource so we get the measurement schedule
        Resource resourceWithSchedules = loadResourceWithSchedules(resource.getId());
        MeasurementSchedule schedule = resourceWithSchedules.getSchedules().iterator().next();


        // simulate a measurement report coming from the agent - two values, but neither fit in our range, so no alerts are fired
        MeasurementScheduleRequest request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        MeasurementReport report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(60), request, 20.0)); // 20 < 60 but !(20 > 40)
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(30), request, 70.0)); // !(70 < 60) but 70 > 40
        MeasurementDataManagerLocal dataManager = LookupUtil.getMeasurementDataManager();
        dataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        // wait for our JMS messages to process and see if we get any alerts
        Thread.sleep(5000);


        // make sure no alert was triggered
        PageList<Alert> alerts = getAlerts(resourceWithSchedules.getId());
        assert alerts.size() == 0 : "no alerts should have fired: " + alerts;


        // simulate another measurement report coming from the agent - one values that fits in our range, so 1 alert is fired
        request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(15), request, 50.0)); // 50 < 60 AND 50 > 40
        dataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        // wait for our JMS messages to process and see if we get any alerts

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        // re-load the resource so we get the measurement schedule
        Resource resourceWithSchedules = loadResourceWithSchedules(resource.getId());
        MeasurementSchedule schedule = resourceWithSchedules.getSchedules().iterator().next();


        // simulate a measurement report coming from the agent - one value that is inside our range, so no alerts are fired
        MeasurementScheduleRequest request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        MeasurementReport report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(60), request, 50.0)); // 50 is inside the range 40...60
        MeasurementDataManagerLocal dataManager = LookupUtil.getMeasurementDataManager();
        dataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        // wait for our JMS messages to process and see if we get any alerts
        Thread.sleep(5000);


        // make sure no alert was triggered
        PageList<Alert> alerts = getAlerts(resourceWithSchedules.getId());
        assert alerts.size() == 0 : "no alerts should have fired: " + alerts;


        // simulate another measurement report coming from the agent - one value that is outside the range, so 1 alert is fired
        request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(15), request, 20.0)); // 20 is outside 40...60
        dataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        // wait for our JMS messages to process and see if we get any alerts

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        Resource resourceWithSchedules = loadResourceWithSchedules(resource.getId());
        MeasurementSchedule schedule = resourceWithSchedules.getSchedules().iterator().next();


        // simulate a measurement report coming from the agent
        // with a single metric that makes a condition trigger but does not fire an alert
        MeasurementScheduleRequest request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        MeasurementReport report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(60), request, 20.0)); // 20 < 60 but !(20 > 40)
        MeasurementDataManagerLocal dataManager = LookupUtil.getMeasurementDataManager();
        dataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);

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        // re-load the resource so we get the measurement schedule
        Resource resourceWithSchedules = loadResourceWithSchedules(resource.getId());
        MeasurementSchedule schedule = resourceWithSchedules.getSchedules().iterator().next();


        // simulate a measurement report coming from the agent - one values that fits in our range, so 1 alert is fired
        MeasurementScheduleRequest request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        MeasurementReport report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(15), request, 50.0)); // 50 < 60 AND 50 > 40
        MeasurementDataManagerLocal dataManager = LookupUtil.getMeasurementDataManager();
        dataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);

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        // re-load the resource so we get the measurement schedule
        final Resource resourceWithSchedules = loadResourceWithSchedules(resource.getId());
        MeasurementSchedule schedule = resourceWithSchedules.getSchedules().iterator().next();


        // simulate a measurement report coming from the agent - one values that changes value, so 1 alert is fired
        MeasurementScheduleRequest request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        MeasurementReport report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataTrait(getTimestamp(15), request, "Foo"));
        MeasurementDataManagerLocal dataManager = LookupUtil.getMeasurementDataManager();
        dataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);

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        //the dampening is set for 3 consecutive matches.
        //we want to test that the agent cache reload doesn't confuse the counting


        //first, send 2 matches
        MeasurementDataManagerLocal measurementDataManager = LookupUtil.getMeasurementDataManager();
        MeasurementScheduleRequest request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        MeasurementReport report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(25), request, 0d));
        measurementDataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        Thread.sleep(3000);


        request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(20), request, 0d));
        measurementDataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        Thread.sleep(3000);


        //now reload the caches
        reloadAllAlertConditionCaches();


        //ok, so before BZ 1025491, after the cache reload, a non-match wouldn't cancel the counting.
        //so we need to test that if we send a non-match followed by a match we DON'T get an alert.


        //send a non-match, followed by a match
        request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(15), request, 1d));
        measurementDataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        Thread.sleep(3000);


        request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(10), request, 0d));
        measurementDataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        Thread.sleep(3000);


        //now, we should get NO alert
        List<Alert> alerts = getAlerts(resourceWithSchedules.getId());
        assert alerts.size() == 0 : "No alert should have fired: " + alerts;


        //let's send in 2 more matches - we should be getting an alert
        request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(5), request, 0d));
        measurementDataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        Thread.sleep(3000);


        //throw in a cache reload to check that it doesn't mess up the counting of the positives in sequence
        reloadAllAlertConditionCaches();


        request = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(schedule);
        report = new MeasurementReport();
        report.addData(new MeasurementDataNumeric(getTimestamp(0), request, 0d));
        measurementDataManager.mergeMeasurementReport(report);


        //wait

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        }
        assertNotNull("why don't we have a trait schedule?", traitSchedule);


        MeasurementDataManagerLocal mgr = LookupUtil.getMeasurementDataManager();


        MeasurementScheduleRequest msr = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(traitSchedule);


        Set<MeasurementDataTrait> dataset = new HashSet<MeasurementDataTrait>();
        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
            dataset.add(new MeasurementDataTrait(timestamp + i, msr, "DataPurgeJobTestTraitValue" + i));
        }

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                break;
            }
        }
        assertNotNull("why don't we have a calltime schedule?", calltimeSchedule);


        MeasurementScheduleRequest msr = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(calltimeSchedule);


        Set<CallTimeData> dataset = new HashSet<CallTimeData>();
        CallTimeData data = new CallTimeData(msr);


        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {

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            result = true;


            MeasurementReport calculationPropsReport = new MeasurementReport();
            Set<MeasurementScheduleRequest> calculationPropsSchedules = new HashSet(2);


            MeasurementScheduleRequest heapUsedRequest = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(0, "{HeapMemoryUsage.used}",
                0L, true, DataType.MEASUREMENT);
            MeasurementScheduleRequest heapComittedRequest = new MeasurementScheduleRequest(0,
                "{HeapMemoryUsage.committed}", 0L, true, DataType.MEASUREMENT);
            calculationPropsSchedules.add(heapUsedRequest);
            calculationPropsSchedules.add(heapComittedRequest);


            getBeanProperties(calculationPropsReport, bean, calculationPropsSchedules);

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