I'm trying to remove TypedJson and replace it with Jackson. Unfortunately, it appears that some of the behavior for limiting how much data a query returns has leaked into the TypedJson class in the form of "queryCollectionsDepth".
Both GFSH and Pulse use the following to limit how much a query returns... /** * Number of rows queryData operation will return. By default it will be 1000 */ private int queryResultSetLimit = ManagementConstants.DEFAULT_QUERY_LIMIT; /** * NUmber of elements to be shown in queryData operation if query results contain collections like Map, List etc. */ private int queryCollectionsDepth = TypedJson.DEFAULT_COLLECTION_ELEMENT_LIMIT; These are passed into: QueryDataFunction.queryData(query, members, limit, false, queryResultSetLimit, queryCollectionsDepth); 1) queryResultSetLimit is fed into the query itself as a LIMIT 2) queryCollectionsDepth is apparently fed into TypedJson as some sort of limit involving depth of recursing a collection -- this should probably move into the query in some way. Does anyone understand querying enough to help me move this behavior to some proper place such as a querying class? I'm completely unfamiliar with the querying code so I'm not sure where to even begin on #2. Thanks, Kirk
