com.apama.file
Event OpenFileForWriting


The OpenFileForWriting event is a signal to the FileAdapter to open the file specified in order to write events to it.

A FileHandle event will be sent back if the file has been opened successfully. It will be in response to the requestId specified here, and will contain the sessionId used for the file.

Subsequent file line events generated from this file and sent to the correlator will reference this ID.

For Fixed Width files, the optional members fieldLength, isLeftAligned and pad character must be specified. These will be mapped to the payload when being sent to the adapter. Subsequent Write line events are responsible for ensuring that the data contained within them is capable of being written in accordance to the widths supplied.
Member summary
 stringtransportName

The name of the transport being used within the file adapter.
 integerrequestId

Request ID for this open file event. The response will contain this ID.
 stringcodec

The name of the codec to use with the file. This should match one of the codecs specified in the (static) config file. Use the null codec (by default this is called JNullCodec) to write entire lines.
 stringfilename

Full filename to write to.
 booleanappendData

Boolean representing whether file is to be overwritten or appended to.
 dictionary<stringstring>payload

Additional payload items.
 
Member detail

appendData

boolean appendData
Boolean representing whether file is to be overwritten or appended to.

codec

string codec
The name of the codec to use with the file. This should match one of the codecs specified in the (static) config file. Use the null codec (by default this is called JNullCodec) to write entire lines.

filename

string filename
Full filename to write to.

payload

dictionary<stringstringpayload
Additional payload items.

requestId

integer requestId
Request ID for this open file event. The response will contain this ID.

transportName

string transportName
The name of the transport being used within the file adapter.