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Rename some POJO members in preparation for auto typeadapters This patch rename some members for our existing services to be conformant to the JSON names transmitted to the web-gateway. With the name changes, automatically generated type adapters and schema generation should work properly. Examples: vmId -> jvmId or timetamp -> timeStamp, etc.
author Simon Tooke <stooke@redhat.com>
date Wed, 16 Aug 2017 10:28:01 -0400
parents 325ba70eb3c1
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package com.redhat.thermostat.vm.memory.agent.internal.models;

import com.google.gson.TypeAdapter;
import com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader;
import com.google.gson.stream.JsonWriter;
import com.redhat.thermostat.vm.memory.agent.model.VmTlabStat;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.List;

public class VmTlabStatTypeAdapter extends TypeAdapter<List<VmTlabStat>> {

    private static final String AGENT_ID = "agentId";
    private static final String JVM_ID = "jvmId";
    private static final String TIMESTAMP = "timeStamp";
    private static final String ALLOC_THREADS = "allocThreads";
    private static final String TOTAL_ALLOCATIONS = "totalAllocations";
    private static final String REFILLS = "refills";
    private static final String MAX_REFILLS = "maxRefills";
    private static final String SLOW_ALLOCATIONS = "slowAllocations";
    private static final String MAX_SLOW_ALLOCATIONS = "maxSlowAllocations";
    private static final String GC_WASTE = "gcWaste";
    private static final String MAX_GC_WASTE = "maxGcWaste";
    private static final String SLOW_WASTE = "slowWaste";
    private static final String MAX_SLOW_WASTE = "maxSlowWaste";
    private static final String FAST_WASTE = "fastWaste";
    private static final String MAX_FAST_WASTE = "maxFastWaste";
    private static final String TYPE_LONG = "$numberLong";

    @Override
    public List<VmTlabStat> read(JsonReader in) throws IOException {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
    }

    @Override
    public void write(JsonWriter out, List<VmTlabStat> stats) throws IOException {
        out.beginArray();
        for (VmTlabStat tlabStat : stats) {
            writeStat(out, tlabStat);
        }
        out.endArray();
    }

    public void writeStat(JsonWriter out, VmTlabStat stat) throws IOException {
        out.beginObject();
        out.name(JVM_ID);
        out.value(stat.getJvmId());
        out.name(AGENT_ID);
        out.value(stat.getAgentId());
        out.name(TIMESTAMP);
        writeLong(out, stat.getTimeStamp());
        out.name(ALLOC_THREADS);
        writeLong(out, stat.getTotalAllocatingThreads());
        out.name(TOTAL_ALLOCATIONS);
        writeLong(out, stat.getTotalAllocations());
        out.name(REFILLS);
        writeLong(out, stat.getTotalRefills());
        out.name(MAX_REFILLS);
        writeLong(out, stat.getMaxRefills());
        out.name(SLOW_ALLOCATIONS);
        writeLong(out, stat.getTotalSlowAllocations());
        out.name(MAX_SLOW_ALLOCATIONS);
        writeLong(out, stat.getMaxSlowAllocations());
        out.name(GC_WASTE);
        writeLong(out, stat.getTotalGcWaste());
        out.name(MAX_GC_WASTE);
        writeLong(out, stat.getMaxGcWaste());
        out.name(SLOW_WASTE);
        writeLong(out, stat.getTotalSlowWaste());
        out.name(MAX_SLOW_WASTE);
        writeLong(out, stat.getMaxSlowWaste());
        out.name(FAST_WASTE);
        writeLong(out, stat.getTotalFastWaste());
        out.name(MAX_FAST_WASTE);
        writeLong(out, stat.getMaxFastWaste());
        out.endObject();
    }

    public void writeLong(JsonWriter out, long value) throws IOException {
        // Write MongoDB representation of a Long
        out.beginObject();
        out.name(TYPE_LONG);
        out.value(String.valueOf(value));
        out.endObject();
    }
}