Retrieval of Security Log History

Syntax

java.lang.Long SUPMonitor.getSecurityLogHistoryCount(MonitoredObject monitoredObjects, accessResult, startTime, endTime)

SecurityLogHistoryVO SUPMonitor.getSecurityLogHistories(MonitoredObject monitoredObjects,	accessResult, startTime, endTime, offset, length, SortedField sortedField)

Returns

If successful, returns an object of the specified type (can be null). If unsuccessful, returns SUPAdminException.

Examples

• Retrieval –

  // Prepare monitored objects
  MonitoredCluster mc = new MonitoredCluster();
  mc.addMonitoredDomain(new MonitoredDomain("default"));
  mc.addMonitoredDomain(new MonitoredDomain("test"));
  Collection<MonitoredObject> mos = Arrays
  		.asList(new MonitoredObject[] { mc });
  
  // Prepare time range
  Date startTime = new Date(0);
  Date endTime = new Date();
  
  // Should only return successful access
  Boolean accessResult = true;
  
  // Starting from 10th record
  Long offset = 10L;
  // Try to retrieve 10000 records
  Integer target = 10000;
  
  // Specify sorting field and sorting order
  SortedField<SortedField.SECURITY_ACCESS> sf = new SortedField<SortedField.SECURITY_ACCESS>(
  		SECURITY_ACCESS.DOMAIN, SORT_ORDER.ASCENDING);
  
  // See how many records are available
  long count = supMonitor.getSecurityLogHistoryCount(mos, accessResult,
  		startTime, endTime);
  long available = Math.min(count - offset, target);
  if (available < 1) {
  	System.out.println("No monitoring data found at offset " + offset);
  	return;
  } else {
  	System.out.println("There " + available
  			+ " records monitoring data at offset " + offset);
  }
  
  // Specify the preferred record number to be fetched from server in one
  // call.
  // Management server has imposed a upper limit of 500 for sake of
  // performance.
  Integer length = new Integer(new Long(Math.min(500, available))
  		.intValue());
  Collection<SecurityLogHistoryVO> slhvos = supMonitor.getSecurityLogHistories(mos,
  		accessResult, startTime, endTime, offset, length, sf);
  // All the available records can be fetched at one call.
  if (slhvos.size() == available) {
  	System.out.println("Fetched " + available + " of " + available
  			+ " records of monitoring data.");
  	return;
  }
  long read = slhvos.size();
  offset += read;
  while (read < available) {
  	slhvos = supMonitor.getSecurityLogHistories(mos, accessResult,
  			startTime, endTime, offset, length, sf);
  	System.out.println("Fetched " + slhvos.size() + " of " + available
  			+ " records of monitoring data.");
  	read += slhvos.size();
  	offset += read;
  }