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package org.osgi.service.dmt.notification;

import org.osgi.service.dmt.*;

/**
 * Immutable data structure carried in an alert (client initiated notification).
 * The {@code 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 * {@code null}. For example, for alert 1201 (client-initiated session) all * elements will be {@code null}. *

* The syntax used in {@code AlertItem} class corresponds to the OMA DM * alert format. {@link NotificationService} implementations on other management * protocols should map these constructs to the underlying protocol. * * @version $Id: 00a8bb22095ed3efe92fd81173b40069118e7cc9 $ */ public class AlertItem { private final String source; private final String type; private final String mark; private final DmtData data; /** * Create an instance of the alert item. The constructor takes all possible * data entries as parameters. Any of these parameters can be {@code null}. * The semantics of the parameters may be refined by the definition of a * specific alert, identified by its alert code (see * {@link NotificationService#sendNotification(String, int, String, AlertItem[])} * ). In case of Generic Alerts for example (code 1226), the {@code mark} * parameter contains a severity string. * * @param source the URI of the node which is the source of the alert item * @param type a MIME type or a URN that identifies the type of the data in * the alert item * @param data a {@code DmtData} object that contains the format and value * of the data in the alert item * @param mark the mark parameter of the alert item */ public AlertItem(String source, String type, String mark, DmtData data) { this.source = source; this.type = type; this.mark = mark; this.data = data; } /** * Create an instance of the alert item, specifying the source node URI as * an array of path segments. The constructor takes all possible data * entries as parameters. Any of these parameters can be {@code null}. The * semantics of the parameters may be refined by the definition of a * specific alert, identified by its alert code (see * {@link NotificationService#sendNotification(String, int, String, AlertItem[])} * ). In case of Generic Alerts for example (code 1226), the {@code mark} * parameter contains a severity string. * * @param source the path of the node which is the source of the alert item * @param type a MIME type or a URN that identifies the type of the data in * the alert item * @param data a {@code DmtData} object that contains the format and value * of the data in the alert item * @param mark the mark parameter of the alert item */ public AlertItem(String[] source, String type, String mark, DmtData data) { if ((null == source)) { this.source = null; } else { this.source = Uri.toUri(source); } this.type = type; this.mark = mark; this.data = data; } /** * Get the node which is the source of the alert. There might be no source * associated with the alert item. * * @return the URI of the node which is the source of this alert, or * {@code null} if there is no source */ public String getSource() { return source; } /** * Get the type associated with the alert item. The type string is a MIME * type or a URN that identifies the type of the data in the alert item * (returned by {@link #getData()}). There might be no type associated with * the alert item. * * @return the type type associated with the alert item, or {@code null} if * there is no type */ public String getType() { return type; } /** * Get the mark parameter associated with the alert item. The interpretation * of the mark parameter depends on the alert being sent, as identified by * the alert code in * {@link NotificationService#sendNotification(String, int, String, AlertItem[])} * . There might be no mark associated with the alert item. * * @return the mark associated with the alert item, or {@code null} if there * is no mark */ public String getMark() { return mark; } /** * Get the data associated with the alert item. The returned * {@code 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. * * @return the data associated with the alert item, or {@code null} * if there is no data */ public DmtData getData() { return data; } /** * Returns the string representation of this alert item. The returned string * includes all parameters of the alert item, and has the following format: * *

     *   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. * * @return the string representation of this alert item */ public String toString() { return "AlertItem(" + source + ", " + type + ", " + mark + ", " + data + ")"; } }




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