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edited by Outhman Moustaghfir
on 2024/02/06 12:42
on 2024/02/06 12:42
edited by Outhman Moustaghfir
on 2024/02/02 10:38
on 2024/02/02 10:38
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... ... @@ -16,10 +16,62 @@ 16 16 |(% style="width:506px" %)IXApp|(% style="width:970px" %)name of application 17 17 |(% style="width:506px" %)IXAppPath|(% style="width:970px" %)the path of application 18 18 19 -== Important Note: == 20 20 21 -Certain variables are overridden to accommodate connector-specific configurations. The following variables will be removed from the scenario context after connector execution: 22 22 21 +[[image:https://s.gravatar.com/avatar/75e97abca087e0f3dceee55db39ecf13?s=480&r=pg&d=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn.auth0.com%2Favatars%2Fha.png||alt="User" height="24" width="24"]] 22 + 23 +Vous 24 + 25 +@PostMapping(value = "/metrics/init") public ResponseEntity<String> initMetrics(@RequestParam String metricName, @RequestParam(required = false) String projection, @RequestParam(required = false) String value, @RequestParam(required = false, defaultValue = "0") String defaultValue, @RequestHeader(name = "env") String collection) { try { ~/~/ Check if the metric exists Query query = new Query().addCriteria(Criteria.where("alias").is(metricName)); Metric metricObj = template.findOne(query, Metric.class, collection); if (metricObj == null) { if((projection != null && !"".equals(projection~)~)~) { if(value != null && !"".equals(value)) { initializeProjection(metricObj, metricName, projection, value, defaultValue, collection); } } }else { ~/~/ Perform the initialization based on the parameters if (projection == null || "".equals(projection)) { if(value == null || "".equals(value)){ ~/~/ 1 parameter => Delete the metric template.remove(metricObj, collection); } } else if (value == null || "".equals(value)) { ~/~/ 2 parameters => Delete the projection metricObj.removeValue(projection); template.save(metricObj, collection); } else if (value != null) { ~/~/ 3 parameters => ~/~/ Initialize the projection with a fixed value or XPath ~/~/ expression initializeProjection(metricObj,metricName, projection, value, defaultValue, collection); } } return ResponseEntity.ok("Metrics initialized successfully"); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR).body("Error initializing metrics"); } } private double evaluateXPathExpression(String env, String xpathExpression, Double defaultValue) { try { Map<String, String> params = new HashMap<>(); params.put("xpathExpression", xpathExpression.toString()); Map<String, String> headers = new HashMap<String, String>(); headers.put(HeadersConstants.ENV, env); headers.put(HeadersConstants.ENVPARENT, env); headers.put(HeadersConstants.CURRENTUSER, "ixscenario"); ~/~/ send to endpoint getTracking ResponseEntity<Long> response = TrackingProxyBean.getTrackingProxy().getCount(headers, params); ~/~/ Extract the long value from the ResponseEntity long calculatedValue = response.getBody(); return (double)calculatedValue; } catch (Exception e) { return defaultValue; } } private void initializeProjection(Metric metricObj, String metric ,String projection, String value, String defaultValue, String collection) { try { if(metricObj == null) { metricObj = new Metric(metric); } ~/~/ Try to parse as a double, if successful, it's a fixed value double parsedValue = Double.parseDouble(value); metricObj.resetValue(projection, parsedValue); } catch (NumberFormatException e) { ~/~/ If parsing fails, treat it as an XPath expression double calculatedValue = evaluateXPathExpression(collection, value, Double.parseDouble(defaultValue)); metricObj.resetValue(projection, calculatedValue); } template.save(metricObj, collection); } give me alternative of this code 26 + 27 + 28 + 29 +ChatGPT 30 + 31 +ChatGPT 32 + 33 +Certainly, let's provide an alternative version of the given code. The refactored code aims to enhance readability, maintainability, and follows best practices. Additionally, it includes appropriate error handling and validation. 34 + 35 +{{{ 36 + }}} 37 + 38 +javaCopy code 39 + 40 +@PostMapping(value = "/metrics/init") public ResponseEntity<String> initMetrics( @RequestParam String metricName, @RequestParam(required = false) String projection, @RequestParam(required = false) String value, @RequestParam(required = false, defaultValue = "0") String defaultValue, @RequestHeader(name = "env") String collection) { try { Metric metricObj = getMetricByAlias(metricName, collection); if (metricObj == null) { if (hasProjectionAndValue(projection, value)) { initializeProjection(metricObj, metricName, projection, value, defaultValue, collection); } } else { handleMetricInitialization(metricObj, metricName, projection, value, defaultValue, collection); } return ResponseEntity.ok("Metrics initialized successfully"); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR).body("Error initializing metrics"); } } private Metric getMetricByAlias(String metricName, String collection) { Query query = new Query().addCriteria(Criteria.where("alias").is(metricName)); return template.findOne(query, Metric.class, collection); } private boolean hasProjectionAndValue(String projection, String value) { return projection != null && !projection.isEmpty() && value != null && !value.isEmpty(); } private void handleMetricInitialization( Metric metricObj, String metricName, String projection, String value, String defaultValue, String collection) { if (isMetricDeletion(projection, value)) { template.remove(metricObj, collection); } else if (isProjectionDeletion(value)) { metricObj.removeValue(projection); template.save(metricObj, collection); } else { initializeProjection(metricObj, metricName, projection, value, defaultValue, collection); } } private boolean isMetricDeletion(String projection, String value) { return projection == null || projection.isEmpty() || (value == null || value.isEmpty()); } private boolean isProjectionDeletion(String value) { return value == null || value.isEmpty(); } private void initializeProjection( Metric metricObj, String metric, String projection, String value, String defaultValue, String collection) { if (metricObj == null) { metricObj = new Metric(metric); } try { double parsedValue = Double.parseDouble(value); metricObj.resetValue(projection, parsedValue); } catch (NumberFormatException e) { double calculatedValue = evaluateXPathExpression(collection, value, Double.parseDouble(defaultValue)); metricObj.resetValue(projection, calculatedValue); } template.save(metricObj, collection); } private double evaluateXPathExpression(String env, String xpathExpression, Double defaultValue) { try { Map<String, String> params = new HashMap<>(); params.put("xpathExpression", xpathExpression); Map<String, String> headers = new HashMap<>(); headers.put(HeadersConstants.ENV, env); headers.put(HeadersConstants.ENVPARENT, env); headers.put(HeadersConstants.CURRENTUSER, "ixscenario"); ResponseEntity<Long> response = TrackingProxyBean.getTrackingProxy().getCount(headers, params); long calculatedValue = response.getBody(); return (double) calculatedValue; } catch (Exception e) { return defaultValue; } } 41 + 42 +This refactoring improves the structure of the code, encapsulates logic into well-named methods, and enhances overall readability. 43 + 44 + 45 + 46 +[[image:https://s.gravatar.com/avatar/75e97abca087e0f3dceee55db39ecf13?s=480&r=pg&d=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn.auth0.com%2Favatars%2Fha.png||alt="User" height="24" width="24"]] 47 + 48 +Vous 49 + 50 +i wanna add to a documentation just as notes that there are overidded variables when it used by a connector it will be removed from the scenario the variables are "iXScenario,iXEnv,"iXSwitchEnv","iXEnvParent,iXTo","iXFrom","iXServerConfig,iXDirectory,IXOutputFileName,IXInputCharset,IXOutputFileName,IXXsl" 51 + 52 + 53 + 54 +ChatGPT 55 + 56 +ChatGPT 57 + 58 +Certainly, you can add documentation notes to inform users about overridden variables when the code is used by a connector. Below is an example note that you can include: 59 + 60 +{{{ 61 + }}} 62 + 63 +javaCopy code 64 + 65 +/~*~* * Note: When this code is utilized by a connector, certain variables are overridden to accommodate connector-specific configurations. * The following variables will be removed from the scenario context during connector execution: * - iXScenario * - iXEnv * - iXSwitchEnv * - iXEnvParent * - iXTo * - iXFrom * - iXServerConfig * - iXDirectory * - IXOutputFileName * - IXInputCharset * - IXOutputFileName * - IXXsl * * It is recommended to avoid relying on these variables within the context of the connector, as their values may be modified or removed. */ 66 + 67 +This note provides clear information about the overridden variables and advises users to exercise caution when relying on them within the connector context. Adjust the wording or formatting based on the conventions used in your documentation. 68 + 69 +---- 70 + 71 +== Important Note for Connector Users: == 72 + 73 +Certain variables are overridden to accommodate connector-specific configurations. The following variables will be removed from the scenario context during connector execution: 74 + 23 23 * iXScenario 24 24 * iXEnv 25 25 * iXSwitchEnv ... ... @@ -28,13 +28,11 @@ 28 28 * iXFrom 29 29 * iXServerConfig 30 30 * iXDirectory 31 -* iXOutputFileName 32 -* iXInputCharset 33 -* iXOutputFileName 34 -* iXXsl 35 -* iXFormat 36 -* iXCharset 83 +* IXOutputFileName 84 +* IXInputCharset 85 +* IXOutputFileName 86 +* IXXsl 37 37 38 -**Note:** Once a connector completes its execution, the overridden values of these variables will be cleared from the scenario. Therefore, subsequent connectors in the scenario won't have access to these values unless explicitly set again within their respective configurations.88 +**Note:** Once a connector completes its execution, the overridden values of these variables will be cleared from the context. Therefore, subsequent connectors in the scenario won't have access to these values unless explicitly set again within their respective configurations. 39 39 40 40 It is recommended to set these variables within the connector configuration if they need to be accessed or manipulated in subsequent steps of the scenario.