public class AlertItem
extends java.lang.Object
AlertItem
describes details of various notifications that can be
sent by the client, for example as alerts in the OMA DM protocol. The use
cases include the client sending a session request to the server (alert
1201), the client notifying the server of completion of a software update
operation (alert 1226) or sending back results in response to an asynchronous
EXEC command.
The data syntax and semantics varies widely between various alerts, so does
the optionality of particular parameters of an alert item. If an item, such
as source or type, is not defined, the corresponding getter method returns
null
. For example, for alert 1201 (client-initiated session) all
elements will be null
.
The syntax used in AlertItem
class corresponds to the OMA DM alert
format. NotificationService
implementations on other management
protocols should map these constructs to the underlying protocol.
Constructor and Description |
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AlertItem(java.lang.String[] source,
java.lang.String type,
java.lang.String mark,
DmtData data)
Create an instance of the alert item, specifying the source node URI as
an array of path segments.
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AlertItem(java.lang.String source,
java.lang.String type,
java.lang.String mark,
DmtData data)
Create an instance of the alert item.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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DmtData |
getData()
Get the data associated with the alert item.
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java.lang.String |
getMark()
Get the mark parameter associated with the alert item.
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java.lang.String |
getSource()
Get the node which is the source of the alert.
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java.lang.String |
getType()
Get the type associated with the alert item.
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java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns the string representation of this alert item.
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public AlertItem(java.lang.String source, java.lang.String type, java.lang.String mark, DmtData data)
null
.
The semantics of the parameters may be refined by the definition of a
specific alert, identified by its alert code (see
NotificationService.sendNotification(String, int, String, AlertItem[])
). In case of Generic Alerts for example (code 1226), the mark
parameter contains a severity string.source
- the URI of the node which is the source of the alert itemtype
- a MIME type or a URN that identifies the type of the data in
the alert itemdata
- a DmtData
object that contains the format and value
of the data in the alert itemmark
- the mark parameter of the alert itempublic AlertItem(java.lang.String[] source, java.lang.String type, java.lang.String mark, DmtData data)
null
. The
semantics of the parameters may be refined by the definition of a
specific alert, identified by its alert code (see
NotificationService.sendNotification(String, int, String, AlertItem[])
). In case of Generic Alerts for example (code 1226), the mark
parameter contains a severity string.source
- the path of the node which is the source of the alert itemtype
- a MIME type or a URN that identifies the type of the data in
the alert itemdata
- a DmtData
object that contains the format and value
of the data in the alert itemmark
- the mark parameter of the alert itempublic java.lang.String getSource()
null
if there is no sourcepublic java.lang.String getType()
getData()
). There might be no type associated with
the alert item.null
if there
is no typepublic java.lang.String getMark()
NotificationService.sendNotification(String, int, String, AlertItem[])
. There might be no mark associated with the alert item.null
if there
is no markpublic DmtData getData()
DmtData
object contains the format and the value of the data in the alert item.
There might be no data associated with the alert item.null
if there
is no datapublic java.lang.String toString()
AlertItem(<source>, <type>, <mark>, <data>)The last parameter is the string representation of the data value. The format of the data is not explicitly included.
toString
in class java.lang.Object
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