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Configuration Point hiveevents.EventChannels| Element <channel> | ||
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| Defines one event channel. | ||
| Attribute event-class | Translator: | class |
| Class of events transferred through this channel. This is used to enable direct cast of event arrays from (Object[]) to (AnyClass[]). This is "Object" by default. | ||
| Attribute log-events | Translator: | boolean |
| "true" if you want all events received by this channel to be logged. | ||
| Attribute name (required) (unique) | Translator: | string |
| Name of the event channel (used as a unique identifier for that channel). | ||
| Attribute pull-consumer-priority | Translator: | int |
| Defines priority of all pull consumers. The lower the value the higher the priority. Please note that this does not mean that you can make pull consumers served before all push consumers, even if you put a very low priority! In such case, this only means that pull consumers currently waiting (i.e. calling "pull()") will have their thread unblocked before any push consumer gets called. Default value is very high (i.e. lowest priority: pull consumers will be "served" after all push consumers have been served). In general, you would not change this value. | ||
| Attribute thread-safe | Translator: | boolean |
| "true" if that channel must be made thread safe, i.e. all its methods will be protected (synchronized) against multiple thread access. Total thread safety is only necessary for registration and unregistration of event consumers. If all registration phase is done from a unique thread at initialization stage, then you can use "false" for this parameter. The event dispatching (push or pull) is always thread-safe whatever the value of this parameter. | ||
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