List of appendEvents() Examples

Examples of appendEvents()

org.axonframework.eventstore.EventStore.appendEvents()
Append the events in the given {@link org.axonframework.domain.DomainEventStream stream} to the event store. @param type The type descriptor of the object to store @param events The event stream containing the events to store @throws EventStoreException if an error occurs while storing the events in the event stream
org.axonframework.eventstore.fs.FileSystemEventStore.appendEvents()
{@inheritDoc}
This implementation writes events to an event log on the file system. It uses a directory per type of aggregate, containing 1 file per aggregate.

Examples of org.axonframework.eventstore.EventStore.appendEvents()


        // we fetch the EventStore from the application context
        EventStore eventStore = applicationContext.getBean(EventStore.class);


        // we append some events. Notice we append a "ToDoItemCreatedEvent".
        eventStore.appendEvents("UpcasterSample", new SimpleDomainEventStream(
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo1", 0, new ToDoItemCreatedEvent("todo1", "I need to do this today")),
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo1", 1, new ToDoItemCompletedEvent("todo1"))
        ));
        eventStore.appendEvents("UpcasterSample", new SimpleDomainEventStream(
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo2", 0, new ToDoItemCreatedEvent("todo2", "I also need to do this"))

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Examples of org.axonframework.eventstore.EventStore.appendEvents()

        // we append some events. Notice we append a "ToDoItemCreatedEvent".
        eventStore.appendEvents("UpcasterSample", new SimpleDomainEventStream(
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo1", 0, new ToDoItemCreatedEvent("todo1", "I need to do this today")),
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo1", 1, new ToDoItemCompletedEvent("todo1"))
        ));
        eventStore.appendEvents("UpcasterSample", new SimpleDomainEventStream(
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo2", 0, new ToDoItemCreatedEvent("todo2", "I also need to do this"))
        ));




        // now, we read the events from the "todo1" stream

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Examples of org.axonframework.eventstore.fs.FileSystemEventStore.appendEvents()

        // initialize the upcaster chain with our upcaster
        eventStore.setUpcasterChain(new LazyUpcasterChain(serializer,
                                                          Collections.<Upcaster>singletonList(new ToDoItemUpcaster())));


        // we append some events. Notice we append a "ToDoItemCreatedEvent".
        eventStore.appendEvents("UpcasterSample", new SimpleDomainEventStream(
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo1", 0, new ToDoItemCreatedEvent("todo1", "I need to do this today")),
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo1", 1, new ToDoItemCompletedEvent("todo1"))
        ));
        eventStore.appendEvents("UpcasterSample", new SimpleDomainEventStream(
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo2", 0, new ToDoItemCreatedEvent("todo2", "I also need to do this"))

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Examples of org.axonframework.eventstore.fs.FileSystemEventStore.appendEvents()

        // we append some events. Notice we append a "ToDoItemCreatedEvent".
        eventStore.appendEvents("UpcasterSample", new SimpleDomainEventStream(
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo1", 0, new ToDoItemCreatedEvent("todo1", "I need to do this today")),
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo1", 1, new ToDoItemCompletedEvent("todo1"))
        ));
        eventStore.appendEvents("UpcasterSample", new SimpleDomainEventStream(
                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo2", 0, new ToDoItemCreatedEvent("todo2", "I also need to do this"))
        ));


        // now, we read the events from the "todo1" stream
        DomainEventStream eventStream = eventStore.readEvents("UpcasterSample", "todo1");

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