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Tip

A configuration will store all the events related to it, it can be "seen" as a table in a database.
An event can be seen as a line in this configuration’s table.
A parameter can be seen as a column in the configuration’s table.

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Example using an application parameter to filter search results in a search option - this example will retrieve all events where actionname = 'download'

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connexion_search_option.getQuery()
  .mustEquals("event.params.actionname", "download");

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Allows to create a new event in the sys_objectdata configuration in order to feed the system configuration with events taking place outside the standard scope of application (standard back-office).
For example, on a customised front-office we may wish to notify the sys_objectdata configuration when a user consults the asset detail.

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Tip

See the javadoc of the class wsnoheto.log.analytics.EventsLogger for more information.

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Map<String, Object> myParameters = new HashMap<String, Object>();
myParameters.put( "actionname" , "action1" );
myParameters.put( "param2" , "value2" );
myParameters.put( "param3" , false );
myParameters.put( "param4" , 15 );
EventsLogger.logEvent(CTSurfer.from(request), "myConfiguration", myParameters );
Note
The logEvent method call is enough to create the event in the system and its application configuration (myConfiguration) if it doesn’t already exist.
Event creation via EventsLogger.logSysObjectDataEvent
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Example of creating child events in a JSP page
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Map<String, Object> myParameters = new HashMap<String, Object>();
myParameters.put( "actionname" , "monaction" );
myParameters.put( "param2" , "value2" );
myParameters.put( "param3" , "-" ); // for null or empty parameter, use -
myParameters.put( "param4_uid" , "role_18" ); // role uid of the user
myParameters.put( "param5_uid" , "asset_257" ); // asset uid
EventsLogger.logEvent(CTSurfer.from(request), "myConfiguration", myParameters );
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