Examples with MonitorDataBlock alma.TMCDB.MonitorDataBlock used on opensource projects

Example 6 with MonitorDataBlock

use of alma.TMCDB.MonitorDataBlock in project ACS by ACS-Community.

the class BlobberWorkerUnitTest method testStandardLong.

public void testStandardLong() throws Exception {
    // was 0, which is now illegal
    blobber.setCollectorIntervalSeconds(1);
    getTestWorker().setCanHandle(true);
    // Collector "TestCollector" is just a dummy to trick the worker to believe that 
    // there is a collector registered and start operating. "TestCollector" is not used at all.
    // The TestBlobberWorker creates its own single collector from which the blobber worker will get data. 
    getTestWorker().addCollector("TestCollector");
    String componentName = "CONTROL/DV01/PSA";
    String serialNumber = "3456328928847";
    String propertyName = "VOLTAGE_MID_1";
    // Note that CORBA long means Java int.
    Any anyUp = create_any();
    int[] dataArrayUp = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 };
    longBlobData[] dataUp = new longBlobData[dataArrayUp.length];
    int index = 0;
    for (int value : dataArrayUp) {
        dataUp[index] = new longBlobData(BASE_TIME + index, value);
        index++;
    }
    longBlobDataSeqHelper.insert(anyUp, dataUp);
    MonitorBlob blobUp = new MonitorBlob(false, (short) 0, null, "wrong:" + propertyName, anyUp);
    MonitorBlob[] blobs = new MonitorBlob[1];
    blobs[0] = blobUp;
    long startTime = BASE_TIME + 100;
    long stopTime = BASE_TIME + 101;
    MonitorDataBlock block = new MonitorDataBlock(startTime, stopTime, componentName, serialNumber, blobs);
    MonitorDataBlock[] blocks = new MonitorDataBlock[1];
    blocks[0] = block;
    getTestWorker().getCollector().setMonitorData(blocks);
    ComponentData data = getTestWorker().fetchData();
    String clob = BASE_TIME + "|1|" + (BASE_TIME + 1) + "|2|" + (BASE_TIME + 2) + "|3|" + (BASE_TIME + 3) + "|4|" + (BASE_TIME + 4) + "|5|" + (BASE_TIME + 5) + "|6|" + (BASE_TIME + 6) + "|7|" + (BASE_TIME + 7) + "|8|" + (BASE_TIME + 8) + "|9|" + (BASE_TIME + 9) + "|10\n";
    checkData(data, clob, 10, componentName, propertyName, serialNumber, startTime, stopTime);
    checkStatistics(data, 1.0, 10.0, 5.5, 3.0276503541);
}

Example 7 with MonitorDataBlock

use of alma.TMCDB.MonitorDataBlock in project ACS by ACS-Community.

the class CorbaAnyExtractionTest method testExtractData_longLongBlobDataSeq.

/**
	 * Test of extractData method for 'longLongBlobDataSeq' data.
	 */
@Test
public void testExtractData_longLongBlobDataSeq() throws Exception {
    String propertyName = "VOLTAGE_MID_1";
    Any any = create_any();
    // We try out a rather large outlyer value. Note that for even larger numbers
    // such as 0x7f0fffffffffffffL, the double-based statistics yield a max value wrong by +-1,
    // which is probably acceptable, but we avoid it here in the test and use
    // only a number of the order of a quadrillion.
    long[] longLongDataArray = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0x000fffffffffffffL };
    longLongBlobData[] longLongBlobDataArray = createLongLongBlobData(longLongDataArray);
    longLongBlobDataSeqHelper.insert(any, longLongBlobDataArray);
    List<MonitorPointTimeSeries> extractedData = anyExtractor.extractData(any, propertyName);
    assertThat(extractedData, hasSize(1));
    // Check the raw data
    MonitorPointTimeSeries mpTs = extractedData.get(0);
    assertThat(mpTs.getCorbaTypeId(), equalTo("IDL:alma/TMCDB/longLongBlobDataSeq:1.0"));
    assertThat(mpTs.getMonitorPointIndex(), equalTo(0));
    List<MonitorPointValue> dataList = mpTs.getDataList();
    assertThat(dataList, hasSize(longLongBlobDataArray.length));
    for (int i = 0; i < longLongBlobDataArray.length; i++) {
        MonitorPointValue mpVal = dataList.get(i);
        assertThat(mpVal.getTime(), equalTo(BASE_TIME + i));
        assertThat(mpVal.getData(), contains((Object) new Long(longLongDataArray[i])));
    }
    logger.info("Validated longLongBlobDataSeq.");
    // As a variation we test also "BlobberWorker.createBlobData" which in real life surrounds the AnyExtractor call 
    String componentName = "CONTROL/DV01/PSA";
    String serialNumber = "3456328928847";
    MonitorBlob blob = new MonitorBlob(false, (short) 0, new String[] {}, "wrong:" + propertyName, any);
    MonitorBlob[] blobs = new MonitorBlob[] { blob };
    long startTime = BASE_TIME + 100;
    long stopTime = BASE_TIME + 101;
    MonitorDataBlock block = new MonitorDataBlock(startTime, stopTime, componentName, serialNumber, blobs);
    BlobData blobData = BlobberWorker.createBlobData(block, blob, extractedData.get(0), propertyName, serialNumber, logger);
    String clobExpected = BASE_TIME + "|1|" + (BASE_TIME + 1) + "|2|" + (BASE_TIME + 2) + "|3|" + (BASE_TIME + 3) + "|4|" + (BASE_TIME + 4) + "|5|" + (BASE_TIME + 5) + "|6|" + (BASE_TIME + 6) + "|7|" + (BASE_TIME + 7) + "|8|" + (BASE_TIME + 8) + "|9|" + (BASE_TIME + 9) + "|4503599627370495\n";
    String statisticsExpected = "min: 1 max: 4503599627370495 mean: 4.50359962737054E14 stdDev: 1.4241632491976338E15\n";
    checkComponentData(blobData, clobExpected, 10, componentName, propertyName, serialNumber, startTime, stopTime, 0, statisticsExpected);
}

Example 8 with MonitorDataBlock

use of alma.TMCDB.MonitorDataBlock in project ACS by ACS-Community.

the class BlobberWorkerUnitTest method testStandardULongLong.

public void testStandardULongLong() throws Exception {
    // was 0, which is now illegal
    blobber.setCollectorIntervalSeconds(1);
    getTestWorker().setCanHandle(true);
    // Collector "TestCollector" is just a dummy to trick the worker to believe that 
    // there is a collector registered and start operating. "TestCollector" is not used at all.
    // The TestBlobberWorker creates its own single collector from which the blobber worker will get data. 
    getTestWorker().addCollector("TestCollector");
    String componentName = "CONTROL/DV01/PSA";
    String serialNumber = "3456328928847";
    String propertyName = "VOLTAGE_MID_1";
    // Note that CORBA ulonglong means Java long.
    Any anyUp = create_any();
    long[] dataArrayUp = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 };
    uLongLongBlobData[] dataUp = new uLongLongBlobData[dataArrayUp.length];
    int index = 0;
    for (long value : dataArrayUp) {
        dataUp[index] = new uLongLongBlobData(BASE_TIME + index, value);
        index++;
    }
    uLongLongBlobDataSeqHelper.insert(anyUp, dataUp);
    MonitorBlob blobUp = new MonitorBlob(false, (short) 0, null, "wrong:" + propertyName, anyUp);
    MonitorBlob[] blobs = new MonitorBlob[1];
    blobs[0] = blobUp;
    long startTime = BASE_TIME + 100;
    long stopTime = BASE_TIME + 101;
    MonitorDataBlock block = new MonitorDataBlock(startTime, stopTime, componentName, serialNumber, blobs);
    MonitorDataBlock[] blocks = new MonitorDataBlock[1];
    blocks[0] = block;
    getTestWorker().getCollector().setMonitorData(blocks);
    ComponentData data = getTestWorker().fetchData();
    String clob = BASE_TIME + "|1|" + (BASE_TIME + 1) + "|2|" + (BASE_TIME + 2) + "|3|" + (BASE_TIME + 3) + "|4|" + (BASE_TIME + 4) + "|5|" + (BASE_TIME + 5) + "|6|" + (BASE_TIME + 6) + "|7|" + (BASE_TIME + 7) + "|8|" + (BASE_TIME + 8) + "|9|" + (BASE_TIME + 9) + "|10\n";
    checkData(data, clob, 10, componentName, propertyName, serialNumber, startTime, stopTime);
    checkStatistics(data, 1.0, 10.0, 5.5, 3.0276503541);
}

Example 9 with MonitorDataBlock

use of alma.TMCDB.MonitorDataBlock in project ACS by ACS-Community.

the class BlobberWorkerUnitTest method testCorrelatorLong.

public void testCorrelatorLong() throws Exception {
    // was 0, which is now illegal
    blobber.setCollectorIntervalSeconds(1);
    getTestWorker().setCanHandle(true);
    // Collector "TestCollector" is just a dummy to trick the worker to believe that 
    // there is a collector registered and start operating. "TestCollector" is not used at all.
    // The TestBlobberWorker creates its own single collector from which the blobber worker will get data. 
    getTestWorker().addCollector("TestCollector");
    String componentName = "CONTROL/DV01/PSA";
    String serialNumber = "3456328928847";
    String propertyName = "VOLTAGE_MID_1";
    // Note that CORBA long means Java int.
    Any anyUp = create_any();
    int[] dataArrayUp1 = { 1, 2, 3 };
    int[] dataArrayUp2 = { 11, 12, 13 };
    int[] dataArrayUp3 = { 21, 22, 23 };
    int[][] dataUpMatrix = { dataArrayUp1, dataArrayUp2, dataArrayUp3 };
    String[] serialNumbers = { "A", "B", "C" };
    longSeqBlobData[] dataUp = new longSeqBlobData[dataUpMatrix.length];
    int index = 0;
    for (int[] value : dataUpMatrix) {
        dataUp[index] = new longSeqBlobData(BASE_TIME + index, value);
        index++;
    }
    longSeqBlobDataSeqHelper.insert(anyUp, dataUp);
    MonitorBlob blobUp = new MonitorBlob(false, (short) 0, serialNumbers, "wrong:" + propertyName, anyUp);
    MonitorBlob[] blobs = new MonitorBlob[1];
    blobs[0] = blobUp;
    long startTime = BASE_TIME + 100;
    long stopTime = BASE_TIME + 101;
    MonitorDataBlock block = new MonitorDataBlock(startTime, stopTime, componentName, serialNumber, blobs);
    MonitorDataBlock[] blocks = new MonitorDataBlock[1];
    blocks[0] = block;
    getTestWorker().getCollector().setMonitorData(blocks);
    ComponentData data = getTestWorker().fetchData();
    String clob = BASE_TIME + "|1|" + (BASE_TIME + 1) + "|11|" + (BASE_TIME + 2) + "|21\n";
    checkData(data, clob, 3, componentName, propertyName, "A", startTime, stopTime);
    checkStatistics(data, 1.0, 21.0, 11.0, 10.0);
    data = getTestWorker().fetchData();
    clob = BASE_TIME + "|2|" + (BASE_TIME + 1) + "|12|" + (BASE_TIME + 2) + "|22\n";
    propertyName = "" + propertyName;
    checkData(data, clob, 3, componentName, propertyName, "B", startTime, stopTime);
    checkStatistics(data, 2.0, 22.0, 12.0, 10.0);
    data = getTestWorker().fetchData();
    clob = BASE_TIME + "|3|" + (BASE_TIME + 1) + "|13|" + (BASE_TIME + 2) + "|23\n";
    propertyName = "" + propertyName;
    checkData(data, clob, 3, componentName, propertyName, "C", startTime, stopTime);
    checkStatistics(data, 3.0, 23.0, 13.0, 10.0);
}

Example 10 with MonitorDataBlock

use of alma.TMCDB.MonitorDataBlock in project ACS by ACS-Community.

the class BlobberWorkerUnitTest method testStandardPattern.

public void testStandardPattern() throws Exception {
    // was 0, which is now illegal
    blobber.setCollectorIntervalSeconds(1);
    getTestWorker().setCanHandle(true);
    // Collector "TestCollector" is just a dummy to trick the worker to believe that 
    // there is a collector registered and start operating. "TestCollector" is not used at all.
    // The TestBlobberWorker creates its own single collector from which the blobber worker will get data. 
    getTestWorker().addCollector("TestCollector");
    String componentName = "CONTROL/DV01/PSA";
    String serialNumber = "3456328928847";
    String propertyName = "VOLTAGE_MID_1";
    Any anyUp = create_any();
    long[] dataArrayUp = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 };
    patternBlobData[] dataUp = new patternBlobData[dataArrayUp.length];
    int index = 0;
    for (long value : dataArrayUp) {
        dataUp[index] = new patternBlobData(BASE_TIME + index, (int) value);
        index++;
    }
    patternBlobDataSeqHelper.insert(anyUp, dataUp);
    MonitorBlob blobUp = new MonitorBlob(false, (short) 0, null, "wrong:" + propertyName, anyUp);
    MonitorBlob[] blobs = new MonitorBlob[1];
    blobs[0] = blobUp;
    long startTime = BASE_TIME + 100;
    long stopTime = BASE_TIME + 101;
    MonitorDataBlock block = new MonitorDataBlock(startTime, stopTime, componentName, serialNumber, blobs);
    MonitorDataBlock[] blocks = new MonitorDataBlock[1];
    blocks[0] = block;
    getTestWorker().getCollector().setMonitorData(blocks);
    ComponentData data = getTestWorker().fetchData();
    String clob = BASE_TIME + "|1|" + (BASE_TIME + 1) + "|2|" + (BASE_TIME + 2) + "|3|" + (BASE_TIME + 3) + "|4|" + (BASE_TIME + 4) + "|5|" + (BASE_TIME + 5) + "|6|" + (BASE_TIME + 6) + "|7|" + (BASE_TIME + 7) + "|8|" + (BASE_TIME + 8) + "|9|" + (BASE_TIME + 9) + "|10\n";
    checkData(data, clob, 10, componentName, propertyName, serialNumber, startTime, stopTime);
    checkStatistics(data);
}