Glauco Ludwig wrote:
Hi all,
here I am again.
First, thanks to Ian and others for the very useful replies.
Ok. After enjoying the features of Apollo and Pubscribe, I started
working on MUSE.
I have built and deployed MUSE successfully and now I am enjoying it.
Well, I would like to ask you one thing about MUSE:
Let´s assume that a propertie called "BackupFrequency" has the value
"5" associated with it.
After a set request it has it's value changed to "7" and, some days
after, a new set request
change its value to "10".
Question: is there a way through which I can get the historical values
of the "BackupFrequency" propertie?
This means, in only one get request, I would get the results: "5", "7"
and "10".
This is something similar to the funcionalitie that RMON (SNMP) offers
when it stores data in tables
fore future historical requests.
That's it by now.
Really thanks again.
[]s
Glauco Ludwig
Hi Glauco,
By default the previous values or your resource properties are not
maintained. The main reason for this is that you handle your resource
properties, so it would be possible for you to implement this behaviour
yourself.
You could do it by implementing a Callback object which will somehow
store the values, either in another resource property or peristed.
Depending on how you store the previous values, you can either provide a
custom method in your service to retrieve the values, else if a resource
property use a standard method like getResourceProperties...
-S
