ome.services.eventlogs

Class EventBacklog

java.lang.Object

ome.services.eventlogs.EventBacklog

public class EventBacklog
extends java.lang.Object

Thread-safe java.util-like Container for storing EventLog instances for later parsing. This container, however, will not add more than two logs with the same (id, eventType, action) tuple. Further, the container can only either be in the adding state or the removing state. A newly created EventBacklog is in the adding state. The popping state is entered the first time that remove() is called. And the adding state will only be re-entered, once remove() has returned null and logs is empty. All calls to add(EventLog) while in the popping state will return false.

Since:

3.0-Beta3.1

Author:

Josh Moore, josh at glencoesoftware.com

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected boolean	adding Switch between the adding and the removing states.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
EventBacklog()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	add(EventLog log) Adds the given EventLog instance to the end of a queue for later popping if no equivalent EventLog is present.
void	flipState() Flips the EventBacklog to the "adding" state if it is empty, otherwise to the "removing" state.
EventLog	remove() Removes and returns the next EventLog instance or null if none is present.
boolean	removingOnly() Check the current state of the EventBacklog.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

adding

protected boolean adding

Switch between the adding and the removing states.

Constructor Detail

EventBacklog

public EventBacklog()

Method Detail

add

public boolean add(EventLog log)

Adds the given EventLog instance to the end of a queue for later popping if no equivalent EventLog is present. Equivalence is based on the entityType, entityId, and action fields. Records tracking information to prevent the same EventLog from being re-added before the last instance is removed.

remove

public EventLog remove()

Removes and returns the next EventLog instance or null if none is present. Also cleans up any tracking information for the given EventLog.

Returns:

See above.

flipState

public void flipState()

Flips the EventBacklog to the "adding" state if it is empty, otherwise to the "removing" state. This is necessary since the indexing happens only at flush time in the FullTextIndexer. This restriction means in any one batch only either backlog or new event logs will be processed.

See Also:

EventLogLoader.hasNext()

removingOnly

public boolean removingOnly()

Check the current state of the EventBacklog. If in the "removingOnly" state, then any calls to add(EventLog) will return false.