Examples with EdgeEventsConfig com.mobiledgex.matchingengine.edgeeventsconfig.EdgeEventsConfig used on opensource projects

Example 1 with EdgeEventsConfig

use of com.mobiledgex.matchingengine.edgeeventsconfig.EdgeEventsConfig in project edge-cloud-sampleapps by mobiledgex.

the class MainActivity method onResume.

@Override
public void onResume() {
    super.onResume();
    if (mRpUtil.getNeededPermissions(this).size() > 0) {
        // Opens a UI. When it returns, onResume() is called again.
        mRpUtil.requestMultiplePermissions(this);
        return;
    }
    if (me == null) {
        // ! [matchingengine_constructor]
        // Permissions must be available. Check permissions upon OnResume(). Create a MobiledgeX MatchingEngine instance.
        me = new MatchingEngine(this);
        // ! [matchingengine_constructor]
        // ! [enable_edgeevents]
        // Register the class subscribing to EdgeEvents to the EdgeEventsBus (Guava EventBus interface).
        // default is true.
        me.setEnableEdgeEvents(true);
        // ! [enable_edgeevents]
        // ! [edgeevents_subsscriber_setup_example]
        mEdgeEventsSubscriber = new EdgeEventsSubscriber();
        me.getEdgeEventsBus().register(mEdgeEventsSubscriber);
        // set a default config.
        // There is also a parameterized version to further customize.
        EdgeEventsConfig backgroundEdgeEventsConfig = me.createDefaultEdgeEventsConfig();
        backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyTestType = NetTest.TestType.CONNECT;
        // This is the internal port, that has not been remapped to a public port for a particular appInst.
        // 0 will favor the first TCP port if found for connect test.
        backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyInternalPort = 3765;
        // Latency config. There is also a very similar location update config.
        // Default is 0, which means test forever.
        backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyUpdateConfig.maxNumberOfUpdates = 0;
        // The default is 30.
        backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyUpdateConfig.updateIntervalSeconds = 7;
        backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyThresholdTrigger = 186;
        // ! [edgeevents_subsscriber_setup_example]
        // backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyUpdateConfig = null;
        // backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.locationUpdateConfig = null; // app driven.
        // ! [startedgeevents_example]
        me.startEdgeEvents(backgroundEdgeEventsConfig);
    // ! [startedgeevents_example]
    }
    if (mDoLocationUpdates) {
        startLocationUpdates();
    }
}

Example 2 with EdgeEventsConfig

use of com.mobiledgex.matchingengine.edgeeventsconfig.EdgeEventsConfig in project edge-cloud-sampleapps by mobiledgex.

the class MainActivity method startEdgeEvents.

private void startEdgeEvents() {
    mEdgeEventsSubscriber = new EdgeEventsSubscriber();
    matchingEngine.getEdgeEventsBus().register(mEdgeEventsSubscriber);
    // set a default config.
    // There is also a parameterized version to further customize.
    EdgeEventsConfig backgroundEdgeEventsConfig = matchingEngine.createDefaultEdgeEventsConfig();
    // Modify the default config with a few custom attribute values:
    backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyTestType = NetTest.TestType.CONNECT;
    // This is the internal port, that has not been remapped to a public port for a particular appInst.
    // 0 will grab first UDP port but will favor the first TCP port if found.
    backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyInternalPort = 8008;
    // Latency config. There is also a very similar location update config.
    // Default is 0, which means test forever.
    backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyUpdateConfig.maxNumberOfUpdates = 0;
    // The default is 30.
    backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyUpdateConfig.updateIntervalSeconds = 7;
    backgroundEdgeEventsConfig.latencyThresholdTrigger = 186;
    String message = "Subscribed to ServerEdgeEvents";
    Log.i(TAG, message);
    mEventLogViewer.showMessage(message);
}