RoundTrip Demo

longtrain0

Hello,

When I last contacted you I had problems increasing the subscriptions in the grid from 5 to 100 in the RoundTrip Demo.
That was solved after your instruction to uncheck the limit by replacing the regex at L115 of the RoundTrip Adaptor java file with:

- if (!item.matches("^roundtrip[0-9][0-9]?$|^100$")).

I now wish to increase the subscriptions to 1000 but the regex argument in L115:

if (!item.matches("^roundtrip[0-9]{1,3}$"))-

rejects any subscriptions exceeding 100.

I have decompiled the newly recompiled LS_roundtrip_data_adapter.jar and verified that the new regex parameters have been updated to [0-9]{1,3} in both the internally archived java and class files.

It appears that the earlier 100-subscriber version of the adaptor is being referenced because recompiling it back to the original 5-subscriber limit seems to have no impact, it still registers 100 subscriptions.

Your assistance would be much appreciated, thank you.

best regards,

longtrain0

Giuseppe Corti

Hi longtrain0,

Please note that the regex check was intrduced in our code just as a quick way to discriminate the provided Items (only 5) for the demo.
In your implementation, if this requirement is changed, you can change substantially the check, for example by leaving only a check for a prefix in the Item names.

However, that said, I think that your issue is that, for some reason, the Lightstreamer server loads your Adapter with binary code different from the expected one.
Please could you check if the folder where you deploy the jar is the one actually read by Lightstreamer server.
Could you add an identification log at the beginning of the Init method?

Thank you,
Giuseppe

longtrain0

Hello Guiseppe,

Thank you kindly for responding to my query.

Since my previous post I have discovered that I was not copying newly compiled LS_roundtrip_data_adapter.jarfiles to the required adapters/lib folder. However, I still have an issue configuring the file to add more than 99 items.

Numerous attempts to implement your suggestions have failed because my Java experience is shamefully inadequate.

Could you please provide some sample code to illustrate how to leave only a prefix in the Item names check and how to add an identification tag to the init method at line 85.

Your assistance is much appreciated.

regards,
longtrain0

Giuseppe Corti

Hi longtrain0,

Once defined at the beginning of RoundTripDataAdapter class

[SYNTAX=JAVA]private static final String ROUNDTRIP_PREFIX = "roundtrip";[/SYNTAX]

you should replace

[SYNTAX=JAVA]if (!item.matches("^roundtrip[01234]$")) {[/SYNTAX]

with something like this

[SYNTAX=JAVA]if (!item.startsWith(ROUNDTRIP_PREFIX) ) {[/SYNTAX]

About the identification in the init method, I meant to add a specific identifier to the "ready" log in order to detect which version is running. Ie.

[SYNTAX=JAVA]logger.info ("RounTripDataAdapter v28 ready");[/SYNTAX]

Regards,
Giuseppe

longtrain0

Hello Guiseppe,

Thank you once again for your time and assistance.

I have modified my code to include your sample code as follows:

... public class RoundTripDataAdapter implements SmartDataProvider {

private static final String ROUNDTRIP_PREFIX = "roundtrip"; ...

and further down:

... // Adapter ready
logger.info("RounTripDataAdapter V28 ready");

}

public void subscribe(String item, Object handle, boolean arg2)
throws SubscriptionException, FailureException {

assert(! subscriptions.containsKey(item));

if (!item.startsWith(ROUNDTRIP_PREFIX) ) {
//valid items are in the range rountrip0 - roundtrip999
throw new SubscriptionException("No such item");
} ...

Unfortunately, the result is the same as before.
Any item numbered higher than 'roundtrip99', e.g. 'roundtrip100', stillreturns the following error:

... 19.Apr.16 14:17:55,098 < INFO> roundtrip1 subscribed
19.Apr.16 14:17:55,098 < INFO> roundtrip99 subscribed
19.Apr.16 14:21:23,811 < WARN> Received message for wrong or not-subscribed channel
19.Apr.16 14:21:23,811 < WARN> Wrong message received: RT|100| 100 ...

The log also indicates that the Server is referencing the correct adaptor file by returning the following:
... 19.Apr.16 14:17:54,552 < INFO> RounTripDataAdapter V28 ready ...

The following is an extract from the decompiled jar, indicating that the prefix string is passing to the argument:

... this.logger.info((Object)"RounTripDataAdapter V28 ready");

}

public void subscribe(String item, Object handle, boolean arg2) throws SubscriptionException, FailureException {
assert (!this.subscriptions.containsKey(item));
if (!item.startsWith("roundtrip")) {
throw new SubscriptionException("No such item");
}
this.subscriptions.put(item, handle);
this.sendSnapshot(item);
this.logger.info((Object)(item + " subscribed"));
}

I hope sufficient information has been provided to further investigate this problem.

Many thanks and best regards,

longtrain0

Giuseppe Corti Hi longtrain0,

Once defined at the beginning of RoundTripDataAdapter class

[SYNTAX=JAVA]private static final String ROUNDTRIP_PREFIX = "roundtrip";[/SYNTAX]

you should replace

[SYNTAX=JAVA]if (!item.matches("^roundtrip[01234]$")) {[/SYNTAX]

with something like this

[SYNTAX=JAVA]if (!item.startsWith(ROUNDTRIP_PREFIX) ) {[/SYNTAX]

About the identification in the init method, I meant to add a specific identifier to the "ready" log in order to detect which version is running. Ie.

[SYNTAX=JAVA]logger.info ("RounTripDataAdapter v28 ready");[/SYNTAX]

Regards,
Giuseppe

Giuseppe Corti

Hi longtrain0,

I think I have figured out what is the problem.

Whit the Item 'roundtrip100', it is not the subscribe method that fails, but rather the sendMessage method of the RoundTripDataAdapter class.
And this probably happens because the Items above 99 are actually never subscribed.

In the demo client all the Items were subscribed in advance since they are listed in a StaticGrid. Your code continues to follow this pattern?

Regards,
Giuseppe

longtrain0

Good Morning Giuseppe,

Thank you for responding so swiftly.

I have a simple "send" page with the following code:

<input type="text" onclick="ssubmit(1, ' 1')" value= " 1 " >
<input type="text" onclick="ssubmit(99, ' 99')" value= " 99 " >
<input type="text" onclick="ssubmit(100, ' 100')" value= " 100 " >

and an "update" page with the following code:
<div data-source="lightstreamer" data-grid="roundtrip" data-item="roundtrip1" data-field="message" >
<div data-source="lightstreamer" data-grid="roundtrip" data-item="roundtrip99" data-field="message" >
<div data-source="lightstreamer" data-grid="roundtrip" data-item="roundtrip100" data-field="message" >
If I delete the third line in the "update" page, no error messages appear and the first two values are displayed i.e. " 1" and " 99 " .

However, with the third line ("roundtrip100") included, an error is thrown and the page goes completely blank and displays neither of the previous values.

Many thanks and best regards.

Longtrain0

Giuseppe Corti

Hi longtrain0,

Ok, the third line in the "update" page is really necessary.
At this point, the problem may be in adapters.xml, maybe you have something like this?

[SYNTAX=XML]<param name="item_family_1">roundtrip\d{1,2}</param>[/SYNTAX]

Please change it in order to accept also roundtrip100 and similar:

[SYNTAX=XML]<param name="item_family_1">roundtrip\d{1,3}</param>[/SYNTAX]

Regards,
Giuseppe

longtrain0

Giuseppe, tu sei il re del mondo!

Thank you so much, my problem is now solved.

Have a great day my friend.

best regards,

longtrain0