List of addFilterInterval() Examples

Examples of addFilterInterval()

org.rhq.core.domain.criteria.AvailabilityCriteria.addFilterInterval()
Return Availability where any portion of the Availability period falls into the specified interval. This filter is mutually exclusive with filterInitialAvailability. @param intervalStartTime NOT NULL, in ms @param intervalEndTime NOT NULL, >= filterStartTime, in ms

Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.criteria.AvailabilityCriteria.addFilterInterval()

                assert currentAvailability.getAvailabilityType() == UNKNOWN : "Current AvailabilityType should have been UNKNOWN for "
                    + resId;


                AvailabilityCriteria c = new AvailabilityCriteria();
                c.addFilterResourceId(resId);
                c.addFilterInterval(0L, Long.MAX_VALUE);
                c.addSortStartTime(PageOrdering.ASC);
                List<Availability> allData = availabilityManager.findAvailabilityByCriteria(overlord, c);
                assert allData != null : "All availabilities was null for " + resId;
                assert allData.size() == 1 : "All availabilities size was " + allData.size() + " for " + resId;

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.criteria.AvailabilityCriteria.addFilterInterval()

        Date startDate = new Date(startTime);
        Date endDate = new Date(endTime);


        AvailabilityCriteria c = new AvailabilityCriteria();
        c.addFilterResourceId(resourceId);
        c.addFilterInterval(startTime, endTime); // reduce by 1 ms to fake exclusive end time on the range.
        c.addSortStartTime(PageOrdering.ASC);
        result = findAvailabilityByCriteria(subject, c);


        // The criteria interval filter is inclusive.  But since availN(endTime) == availN+1(startTime) we can get
        // unwanted avails in the query result, when the range falls on an avail border.

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.criteria.AvailabilityCriteria.addFilterInterval()


        try {
            if (context.type == EntityContext.Type.Resource) {
                AvailabilityCriteria c = new AvailabilityCriteria();
                c.addFilterResourceId(context.resourceId);
                c.addFilterInterval(fullRangeBeginTime, fullRangeEndTime);
                c.addSortStartTime(PageOrdering.ASC);
                availabilities = findAvailabilityByCriteria(subject, c);


            } else if (context.type == EntityContext.Type.ResourceGroup) {
                availabilities = findResourceGroupAvailabilityWithinInterval(context.groupId, fullRangeBeginDate,

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.criteria.AvailabilityCriteria.addFilterInterval()


        // get the availabilities for the duration period, one consistent duration will indicate a duration condition
        AvailabilityCriteria criteria = new AvailabilityCriteria();
        criteria.addFilterResourceId(resourceId);
        long durationEnd = durationStart + (duration * 1000);
        criteria.addFilterInterval((durationStart + 1), (durationEnd - 1)); // reduced 1ms to fake exclusive interval filter.
        criteria.addSortStartTime(PageOrdering.ASC);
        List<Availability> avails = LookupUtil.getAvailabilityManager().findAvailabilityByCriteria(
            LookupUtil.getSubjectManager().getOverlord(), criteria);


        // Although unlikely, it's possible the resource has actually gone away while we waited out the duration period.

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Examples of org.rhq.core.domain.criteria.AvailabilityCriteria.addFilterInterval()


        if (start==0)
            start = end - (30*86400*1000L); // 30 days


        AvailabilityCriteria criteria = new AvailabilityCriteria();
        criteria.addFilterInterval(start,end);
        criteria.addFilterResourceId(resourceId);
        criteria.addSortStartTime(PageOrdering.DESC);


        List<Availability> points = availMgr.findAvailabilityByCriteria(caller, criteria);
        List<AvailabilityRest> ret = new ArrayList<AvailabilityRest>(points.size());

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