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package org.rhq.enterprise.communications.command.client;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.Serializable;
/**
* This is a simple object that encapsulates initial configuration settings for the client command sender. Its purpose
* is to make the {@link ClientCommandSender} constructor less prone to change as new configuration items are added in
* future versions. There are no getter/setter methods - this object provides public access to all data members. There
* is a {@link #copy()} method should you wish to make a copy of these values.
*
* @author John Mazzitelli
*/
public class ClientCommandSenderConfiguration implements Serializable {
/**
* the UID to identify the serializable version of this class
*/
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
/**
* the maximum number of commands that can be queued up (if 0 or less, its unbounded).
*/
public int queueSize = 10000;
/**
* the maximum number of commands that can concurrently be sent.
*/
public int maxConcurrent = 5;
/**
* milliseconds to wait for a command to be sent before timing out (commands can override this in their
* configuration). If this is less than or equal to 0, by default a command is never timed out (while this could
* conceivably cause a thread to hang waiting for a rogue command to never finish, it also reduces the amount of
* short-lived threads created by the system and increases throughput).
*/
public long defaultTimeoutMillis = 30000L;
/**
* If true, the sender will be initialized with queue throttling enabled. The throttling parameters are
* defined by {@link #queueThrottleMaxCommands} and {@link #queueThrottleBurstPeriodMillis}. If false,
* the sender will disable its queue throttling mechanism and dequeue commands as fast as it can.
*/
public boolean enableQueueThrottling = false;
/**
* The maximum number of commands that can be dequeued during a burst period. This defines the size of each "burst".
*
* This will be ignored if {@link #enableQueueThrottling} is false.
*/
public long queueThrottleMaxCommands = 100L;
/**
* The number of milliseconds the queue throttling mechanism will wait before allowing more commands (over the
* {@link #maxConcurrent}) to be dequeued. This is the time period of each "burst".
*
* This will be ignored if {@link #enableQueueThrottling} is false.
*/
public long queueThrottleBurstPeriodMillis = 5000L;
/**
* If true, then "send throttling" will be enabled. This means that messages will not be sent during a
* quiet period defined by the send throttling parameters {@link #sendThrottleMaxCommands} and
* {@link #sendThrottleQuietPeriodDurationMillis}. If false then all messages that are asked to be sent
* will be sent immediately without a quiet period being enforced. Note that only commands that are configured for
* "send-throtting" will be affected by this setting.
*/
public boolean enableSendThrottling = false;
/**
* The maximum number of commands that are allowed to be sent before the send throttling's quiet period starts.
*
* This will be ignored if {@link #enableSendThrottling} is false.
*/
public long sendThrottleMaxCommands = 100L;
/**
* The duration of the send throttling's quiet period. Commands will not be sent during this quiet period, unless
* the commands are configured to explicitly ignore the send throttling quiet period.
*
* This will be ignored if {@link #enableSendThrottling} is false.
*/
public long sendThrottleQuietPeriodDurationMillis = 5000L;
/**
* If larger than 0, this indicates the sender should periodically poll the server to make sure its still up or (if
* it was down) see when it comes back up. The value is the number of milliseconds to wait in between polls.
*/
public long serverPollingIntervalMillis = 60000L;
/**
* A path to a data directory where this sender can store things on the file system - like persisted commands.
*/
public File dataDirectory;
/**
* This is the time period the sender will wait before retrying to send a guaranteed command that previously failed.
* Note: if the sender is currently waiting in this retry period, the agent will not be able to be shutdown. If the
* agent is asked to shutdown, it will wait until any current retries are completed. This is to help ensure those
* commands are not lost.
*/
public long retryInterval = 10000L;
/**
* If a guaranteed delivery message is sent, but the sender fails to connect to the server and deliver the message,
* it will always be retried. However, if the error was something other than a "cannot connect" error, the command
* will only be retried this amount of times before the command is dropped. When this happens, the guaranteed
* command will never be delivered. This will normally happen under very odd and rare circumstances (bugs in the
* software is one cause).
*/
public int maxRetries = 10;
/**
* The name of the command spool file (to be located in the {@link #dataDirectory }}. If this value is
* null, it will be assumed that commands should not be persisted (this means guaranteed delivery will be
* implicitly unsupported).
*/
public String commandSpoolFileName;
/**
* This is the maximum size of the command spool file. If the file grows beyond this, it will be purged in order to
* shrink its size down.
*/
public long commandSpoolFileMaxSize = 1000000L;
/**
* If the command spool file crosses its max size threshold and a purge is initiated, this is the percentage of
* bytes the command spool file will be allowed to be after the purge completes. This is a percentage of
* {@link #commandSpoolFileMaxSize}. See {@link PersistentFifo} for more info on this parameter.
*/
public int commandSpoolFilePurgePercentage = 75;
/**
* If this flag is true, the commands stored in the spool file will be compressed. This can potentially
* save about 30%-40% in disk space (give or take), however, it slows down the persistence considerably. Recommended
* setting for this should be false unless something on the agent's deployment box warrants disk-saving
* over persistence performance. The performance hit will only appear when unusual conditions occur, such as
* shutting down while some guaranteed commands haven't been sent yet or while the server is down. It will not
* affect the agent under normal conditions (while running with the server up and communicating with the agent). In
* those unusual/rare conditions, having performance degradation may not be as important.
*/
public boolean commandSpoolFileCompressData = false;
/**
* A fully qualified class name of a {@link CommandPreprocessor} implementation that will be used to preprocess all
* commands that are to be queued and sent by the client command sender. May be null or empty string in
* which case no preprocessor is specified. You may optionally specify multiple class names, separating each class
* name with a colon (e.g. org.foo.Preproc1:org.foo.Preproc2).
*/
public String commandPreprocessors;
/**
* When sending over an SSL socket, this will determine if the server must be authenticated in order for the
* handshake to be successful.
*/
public boolean securityServerAuthMode;
/**
* The path to the keystore file (that contain's the client's key).
*/
public String securityKeystoreFile;
/**
* The type of file that the keystore file is.
*/
public String securityKeystoreType;
/**
* The key management algorithm used in the keystore file.
*/
public String securityKeystoreAlgorithm;
/**
* The password that gains access to the keystore file.
*/
public String securityKeystorePassword;
/**
* The password that gains access to the client key within the keystore file.
*/
public String securityKeystoreKeyPassword;
/**
* The alias of the client key within the keystore file.
*/
public String securityKeystoreAlias;
/**
* The path to the truststore that contains the public keys of all trusted remote endpoints.
*/
public String securityTruststoreFile;
/**
* The type of file that the truststore file is.
*/
public String securityTruststoreType;
/**
* The key management algorithm used in the truststore file.
*/
public String securityTruststoreAlgorithm;
/**
* The password that gains access to the truststore file.
*/
public String securityTruststorePassword;
/**
* The secure protocol used when connecting to the remote server's socket.
*/
public String securitySecureSocketProtocol;
/**
* Makes a copy of this object; use this if you wish to isolate the caller from seeing changes made to the original
* object.
*
* @return a copy of the configuration values
*/
public ClientCommandSenderConfiguration copy() {
ClientCommandSenderConfiguration config_copy = new ClientCommandSenderConfiguration();
config_copy.queueSize = this.queueSize;
config_copy.maxConcurrent = this.maxConcurrent;
config_copy.defaultTimeoutMillis = this.defaultTimeoutMillis;
config_copy.enableQueueThrottling = this.enableQueueThrottling;
config_copy.queueThrottleMaxCommands = this.queueThrottleMaxCommands;
config_copy.queueThrottleBurstPeriodMillis = this.queueThrottleBurstPeriodMillis;
config_copy.enableSendThrottling = this.enableSendThrottling;
config_copy.sendThrottleMaxCommands = this.sendThrottleMaxCommands;
config_copy.sendThrottleQuietPeriodDurationMillis = this.sendThrottleQuietPeriodDurationMillis;
config_copy.serverPollingIntervalMillis = this.serverPollingIntervalMillis;
config_copy.dataDirectory = this.dataDirectory;
config_copy.retryInterval = this.retryInterval;
config_copy.maxRetries = this.maxRetries;
config_copy.commandSpoolFileName = this.commandSpoolFileName;
config_copy.commandSpoolFileMaxSize = this.commandSpoolFileMaxSize;
config_copy.commandSpoolFilePurgePercentage = this.commandSpoolFilePurgePercentage;
config_copy.commandSpoolFileCompressData = this.commandSpoolFileCompressData;
config_copy.commandPreprocessors = this.commandPreprocessors;
config_copy.securityServerAuthMode = this.securityServerAuthMode;
config_copy.securityKeystoreFile = this.securityKeystoreFile;
config_copy.securityKeystoreType = this.securityKeystoreType;
config_copy.securityKeystoreAlgorithm = this.securityKeystoreAlgorithm;
config_copy.securityKeystorePassword = this.securityKeystorePassword;
config_copy.securityKeystoreKeyPassword = this.securityKeystoreKeyPassword;
config_copy.securityKeystoreAlias = this.securityKeystoreAlias;
config_copy.securityTruststoreFile = this.securityTruststoreFile;
config_copy.securityTruststoreType = this.securityTruststoreType;
config_copy.securityTruststoreAlgorithm = this.securityTruststoreAlgorithm;
config_copy.securityTruststorePassword = this.securityTruststorePassword;
config_copy.securitySecureSocketProtocol = this.securitySecureSocketProtocol;
return config_copy;
}
/**
* If the caller knows this configuration will be assigned to a client command sender that will never need
* SSL security, the caller can clear (i.e. set to null) all the security-related configuration
* settings.
*
* This is useful because if JBoss/Remoting sees security configuration, it will attempt to create an SSL socket
* factory even if the transport won't actually need it. See
* org.jboss.remoting.AbstractInvoker.needsCustomSSLConfiguration().
*/
public void clearSecuritySettings() {
this.securityServerAuthMode = false;
this.securityKeystoreFile = null;
this.securityKeystoreType = null;
this.securityKeystoreAlgorithm = null;
this.securityKeystorePassword = null;
this.securityKeystoreKeyPassword = null;
this.securityKeystoreAlias = null;
this.securityTruststoreFile = null;
this.securityTruststoreType = null;
this.securityTruststoreAlgorithm = null;
this.securityTruststorePassword = null;
this.securitySecureSocketProtocol = null;
}
}
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