org.thales.punch.api

Class CheckPoint

java.lang.Object

org.thales.punch.api.CheckPoint

public class CheckPoint
extends Object

All CHECKPOINTING BACKEND should respect this Class definition.

 A simple POJO class containing the required information used in CHECKPOINTING...
 
 - application.checkpoint_interval is the time when the last execution succeeded for a given application.runtime.id
 - application.runtime.id should be a unique identifier for a given PUNCHLINE configuration file
 
 

Author:

jonathan

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
CheckPoint(ISettingsMap map) Use this constructor when you don't need any other information but wants to benefits using this POJO date parsing methods
CheckPoint(ISettingsMap map, String applicationCheckPointIntervalFieldName) Use this constructor when you don't need any other information but wants to benefits using this POJO date parsing methods
CheckPoint(String createdTimestampDate, String applicationRuntimeId, String applicationCheckPointInterval) This constructor can be used when you want to commit/read the last_commited date to/from your BACKEND
CheckPoint(String createdTimestampDate, String applicationRuntimeId, String applicationCheckpointInterval, Properties properties) Use this constructor in case you want to add additional fields to be committed to your BACKEND using the properties parameter
CheckPoint(String createdTimestampDate, String applicationRuntimIdFieldName, String applicationRuntimeId, String applicationCheckPointInterval) This constructor can be used when you want to commit/read the last_commited date to/from your BACKEND with a custom id field name

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ZonedDateTime	applicationCheckPointInterval()
String	toString()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

CheckPoint

public CheckPoint(String createdTimestampDate,
                  String applicationRuntimeId,
                  String applicationCheckPointInterval)

This constructor can be used when you want to commit/read the last_commited date to/from your BACKEND

Parameters:

createdTimestampDate -

applicationRuntimeId -

applicationCheckPointInterval -

CheckPoint

public CheckPoint(String createdTimestampDate,
                  String applicationRuntimIdFieldName,
                  String applicationRuntimeId,
                  String applicationCheckPointInterval)

This constructor can be used when you want to commit/read the last_commited date to/from your BACKEND with a custom id field name

Parameters:

createdTimestampDate -

applicationRuntimIdFieldName -

applicationRuntimeId -

applicationCheckPointInterval -

CheckPoint

public CheckPoint(String createdTimestampDate,
                  String applicationRuntimeId,
                  String applicationCheckpointInterval,
                  Properties properties)

Use this constructor in case you want to add additional fields to be committed to your BACKEND using the properties parameter

Parameters:

createdTimestampDate -

applicationRuntimeId -

applicationCheckpointInterval -

properties -

CheckPoint

public CheckPoint(ISettingsMap map)

Use this constructor when you don't need any other information but wants to benefits using this POJO date parsing methods

Parameters:

map -

CheckPoint

public CheckPoint(ISettingsMap map,
                  String applicationCheckPointIntervalFieldName)

Use this constructor when you don't need any other information but wants to benefits using this POJO date parsing methods

Parameters:

map -

applicationCheckPointIntervalFieldName - custom field name of where checkpoint interval is stored in ELASTIC

Method Detail

applicationCheckPointInterval

public ZonedDateTime applicationCheckPointInterval()

Returns:

last successful execution date

toString

public String toString()

Overrides:

toString in class Object