Examples of QmfEvent

org.apache.qpid.agent.annotations.QMFEvent

org.apache.qpid.qmf2.common.QmfEvent

QMF supports event management functionality. An event is a notification that is sent by an Agent to alert Console(s) of a change in some aspect of the system under management. Like QMF Data, Events may be formally defined by a Schema or not. Unlike QMF Data, Events are not manageable entities - they have no lifecycle. Events simply indicate a point in time where some interesting action occurred.

An AMQP timestamp value is associated with each QmfEvent instance. It indicates the moment in time the event occurred. This timestamp is mandatory.

A severity level may be associated with each QmfEvent instance. The following severity levels are supported:

 * "emerg"   - system is unusable * "alert"   - action must be taken immediately * "crit"    - the system is in a critical condition * "err"     - there is an error condition * "warning" - there is a warning condition * "notice"  - a normal but significant condition * "info"    - a purely informational message * "debug"   - messages generated to debug the application

The default severity is "notice". @author Fraser Adams

     * Factory method to create a Subscribe Event Object with timestamp of now.
     * @return the newly created Subscribe Event Object.
     */
    public QmfEvent createSubscribeEvent()
    {
        QmfEvent subscribe = new QmfEvent(_subscribeSchema);
        subscribe.setSeverity("info");
        subscribe.setValue("args", Collections.EMPTY_MAP);
        subscribe.setValue("dest", getStringValue("name"));
        subscribe.setValue("excl", _exclusive);
        subscribe.setValue("qName", _qName);
        // TODO Not sure of a way to get these for Java Broker Subscription.
        //subscribe.setValue("rhost", _connection.getName());
        //subscribe.setValue("user", getStringValue("authIdentity"));
        return subscribe;
    }

     * Factory method to create an Unsubscribe Event Object with timestamp of now.
     * @return the newly created Unsubscribe Event Object.
     */
    public QmfEvent createUnsubscribeEvent()
    {
        QmfEvent unsubscribe = new QmfEvent(_unsubscribeSchema);
        unsubscribe.setSeverity("info");
        unsubscribe.setValue("dest", getStringValue("name"));
        // TODO Not sure of a way to get these for Java Broker Subscription.
        //unsubscribe.setValue("rhost", _connection.getName());
        //unsubscribe.setValue("user", getStringValue("authIdentity"));
        return unsubscribe;
    }

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Examples of QmfEvent

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

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