Examples of Every

cascading.pipe.Every
The Every operator applies an {@link Aggregator} or {@link Buffer} to every grouping.
Any number of Every instances may follow other Every, {@link GroupBy}, or {@link CoGroup} instances if they apply anAggregator, not a Buffer. If a Buffer, only one Every may follow a GroupBy or CoGroup.
Every operators create aggregate values for every grouping they encounter. This aggregate value is added to the current grouping Tuple.
In the case of a CoGroup, the grouping Tuple will be all the grouping keys from all joined streams, and if an "outer" type join is used, one value on the groupingTuple may be null.
Subsequent Every instances can continue to append values to the grouping Tuple. When an Each follows and Every, the Each applies its operation to the grouping Tuple (thus all child values in the grouping are discarded and only aggregate values are propagated).
org.jboss.seam.cron.api.scheduling.Every

Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

        pipe = new Each(pipe, new FilterNotNull());
        pipe = new Each(pipe, AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertSizeLessThan(5));
        // can't select when using unknown
        //pipe = new Each(pipe, new Fields("name"), AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertNotNull());
        pipe = new GroupBy(pipe);
        pipe = new Every(pipe, new Count());


        // print out
        Tap out = new OutputStreamTap(new TextLine(), OUT);
        build(cfg(), in, out, pipe);
    }

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Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

        Tap in = new EsTap("cascading-local/artists", query, new Fields("url", "name"));
        Pipe pipe = new Pipe("copy");
        pipe = new Each(pipe, AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertSizeEquals(2));
        pipe = new Each(pipe, AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertNotNull());
        pipe = new GroupBy(pipe);
        pipe = new Every(pipe, new Count());


        // print out
        Tap out = new OutputStreamTap(new TextLine(), OUT);
        build(cfg(), in, out, pipe);
    }

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Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

    public void testReadFromESAliasedField() throws Exception {
        Tap in = new EsTap("cascading-local/alias", query, new Fields("address"));
        Pipe pipe = new Pipe("copy");
        pipe = new Each(pipe, AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertNotNull());
        pipe = new GroupBy(pipe);
        pipe = new Every(pipe, new Count());


        // print out
        Tap out = new OutputStreamTap(new TextLine(), OUT);
        build(cfg(), in, out, pipe);
    }

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Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

    public void testReadFromESWithFieldAlias() throws Exception {
        Tap in = new EsTap("cascading-local/alias", query, new Fields("url"));
        Pipe pipe = new Pipe("copy");
        pipe = new Each(pipe, AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertNotNull());
        pipe = new GroupBy(pipe);
        pipe = new Every(pipe, new Count());


        // print out
        // print out
        Tap out = new OutputStreamTap(new TextLine(), OUT);
        Properties cfg = cfg();

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Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

        pipe = new Each(pipe, new FilterNotNull());
        pipe = new Each(pipe, AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertSizeLessThan(5));
        // can't select when using unknown
        //pipe = new Each(pipe, new Fields("name"), AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertNotNull());
        pipe = new GroupBy(pipe);
        pipe = new Every(pipe, new Count());


        // print out
        Tap out = new HadoopPrintStreamTap(Stream.NULL);
        build(cfg(), in, out, pipe);
    }

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Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

        pipe = new Each(pipe, new FilterNotNull());
        pipe = new Each(pipe, AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertSizeLessThan(5));
        // can't select when using unknown
        //pipe = new Each(pipe, new Fields("name"), AssertionLevel.STRICT, new AssertNotNull());
        pipe = new GroupBy(pipe);
        pipe = new Every(pipe, new Count());


        // print out
        Tap out = new OutputStreamTap(new TextLine(), OUT);
        build(cfg(), in, out, pipe);
    }

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Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

        BasePath resultsPath = platform.makePath(workingDirPath, "results");
        Tap resultSink = platform.makeTap(platform.makeBinaryScheme(UrlDatum.FIELDS), resultsPath, SinkMode.REPLACE);


        Pipe resultsPipe = new GroupBy("results pipe", Pipe.pipes(fetchedPipe, unfetchedPipe), 
                        new Fields(UrlDatum.URL_FN));
        resultsPipe = new Every(resultsPipe, new LatestUrlDatumBuffer(), Fields.RESULTS);




        FlowConnector flowConnector = platform.makeFlowConnector();
        Flow flow = flowConnector.connect(sources, resultSink, resultsPipe);
        flow.complete();

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Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

        // NOTE : Ideally you would just do a CoGroup instead of converting all the pipes to emit UrlDatums 
        // and then doing the extra step of converting from UrlDatum to CrawlDbDatum.
        // The reason this isn't being done here is because we are sharing LatestUrlDatumBuffer() with JDBCCrawlTool
        Pipe crawlDbPipe = new GroupBy("crawldb pipe", Pipe.pipes(urlFromFetchPipe, urlFromOutlinksPipe, finishedUrlsFromDbPipe), 
                        new Fields(UrlDatum.URL_FN));
        crawlDbPipe = new Every(crawlDbPipe, new LatestUrlDatumBuffer(), Fields.RESULTS);
        
        Pipe outputPipe = new Pipe ("output pipe");
        outputPipe = new Each(crawlDbPipe, new CreateCrawlDbDatumFromUrlFunction());
        
        // Create the output map that connects each tail pipe to the appropriate sink.

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Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

            analysisPipe = new Each(analysisPipe, new ParseEmailFunction());
            
            // We'll get output that has ANALYZED_EMAIL_FIELDS in it. We want to group by
            // the message-id field, and then do an aggregation on that of the scores.
            analysisPipe = new GroupBy(analysisPipe, new Fields(FieldNames.MESSAGE_ID));
            analysisPipe = new Every(analysisPipe, new CalcMessageScoreBuffer(), Fields.RESULTS);


            // Now we want to sum the scores for each user, which is another grouping/summing.
            analysisPipe = new GroupBy(analysisPipe, new Fields(FieldNames.EMAIL_ADDRESS));
            analysisPipe = new Every(analysisPipe, new SumScoresBuffer(), Fields.RESULTS);
            
            // Let's filter out anybody with an uninteresting score.
            ExpressionFilter filter = new ExpressionFilter(String.format("%s <= 0.0", FieldNames.SUMMED_SCORE), Double.class);
            analysisPipe = new Each(analysisPipe, filter);

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Examples of cascading.pipe.Every

            pipe = new Each(pipe, new ParseEmailFunction());
            
            // We'll get output that has ANALYZED_EMAIL_FIELDS in it. We want to group by
            // the message-id field, and then do an aggregation on that of the scores.
            pipe = new GroupBy(pipe, new Fields(FieldNames.MESSAGE_ID));
            pipe = new Every(pipe, new CalcMessageScoreBuffer(), Fields.RESULTS);


            // Now we want to sum the scores for each user, which is another grouping/summing.
            pipe = new GroupBy(pipe, new Fields(FieldNames.EMAIL_ADDRESS));
            pipe = new Every(pipe, new SumScoresBuffer(), Fields.RESULTS);
            
            // Let's filter out anybody with an uninteresting score.
            ExpressionFilter filter = new ExpressionFilter(String.format("%s <= 0.0", FieldNames.SUMMED_SCORE), Double.class);
            pipe = new Each(pipe, filter);

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