List of readEvents() Examples

Examples of readEvents()

com.linkedin.databus.core.DbusEventBuffer.readEvents()
org.apache.flume.serialization.EventDeserializer.readEvents()
Read a batch of events from the underlying stream. @param numEvents Maximum number of events to return. @return List of read events, or empty list if no events could be read. @throws IOException @see #mark() @see #reset()
org.axonframework.eventstore.EventStore.readEvents()
Read the events of the aggregate identified by the given type and identifier that allow the current aggregate state to be rebuilt. Implementations may omit or replace events (e.g. by using snapshot events) from the stream for performance purposes. @param type The type descriptor of the object to retrieve @param identifier The unique aggregate identifier of the events to load @return an event stream containing the events of the aggregate @throws EventStoreException if an error occurs while reading the events in the event stream
org.axonframework.eventstore.fs.FileSystemEventStore.readEvents()

Examples of com.linkedin.databus.core.DbusEventBuffer.readEvents()

      log.info("create some events");
      long windowScn = 100L;
      ByteBuffer serializationBuffer = addEvent(windowScn, srcId, relay1.getSchemaRegistryService().fetchSchemaIdForSourceNameAndVersion(srcs[0], 2).getByteArray(),
          pId, DbusEventFactory.DBUS_EVENT_V2);
      ReadableByteChannel channel = Channels.newChannel(new ByteBufferInputStream(serializationBuffer));
      int readEvents = buf.readEvents(channel);
      log.info("successfully read in " + readEvents + " events ");
      channel.close();


      windowScn = 101L;
      serializationBuffer = addEvent(windowScn, srcId, relay1.getSchemaRegistryService().fetchSchemaIdForSourceNameAndVersion(srcs[0], 2).getByteArray(),

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Examples of com.linkedin.databus.core.DbusEventBuffer.readEvents()


      windowScn = 101L;
      serializationBuffer = addEvent(windowScn, srcId, relay1.getSchemaRegistryService().fetchSchemaIdForSourceNameAndVersion(srcs[0], 2).getByteArray(),
          pId, DbusEventFactory.DBUS_EVENT_V1);
      channel = Channels.newChannel(new ByteBufferInputStream(serializationBuffer));
      readEvents = buf.readEvents(channel);
      log.info("successfully read in " + readEvents + " events ");
      channel.close();


      log.info("starting relay on port " + relayPort);
      r1.start();

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Examples of org.apache.flume.serialization.EventDeserializer.readEvents()

  public void testBatch() throws IOException {
    ResettableInputStream in = new ResettableTestStringInputStream(mini);
    EventDeserializer des = new BlobDeserializer(new Context(), in);
    List<Event> events;


    events = des.readEvents(10); // try to read more than we should have
    assertEquals(1, events.size());
    assertEventBodyEquals(mini, events.get(0));


    des.mark();
    des.close();

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

                new GenericDomainEventMessage("todo2", 0, new ToDoItemCreatedEvent("todo2", "I also need to do this"))
        ));




        // now, we read the events from the "todo1" stream
        DomainEventStream upcastEvents = eventStore.readEvents("UpcasterSample", "todo1");
        while (upcastEvents.hasNext()) {
            // and print them, so that we can see what we ended up with
            System.out.println(upcastEvents.next().getPayload().toString());
        }
        IOUtils.closeQuietlyIfCloseable(upcastEvents);

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

        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");
        while (eventStream.hasNext()) {
            // and print them, so that we can see what we ended up with
            System.out.println(eventStream.next().getPayload().toString());
        }
        IOUtils.closeQuietlyIfCloseable(eventStream);

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