Hi,
Format is xxmyyh
where :
- xx is the number of minutes
- yy is the number of hours
Tiry
Narcis Paslaru a écrit :
> Hi again,
>
> Apearently I was using it the wrong way. I've put the eventIds, but
> null for the dateRange.
> And it searches for events that happened only after the search is
> done, so that's why it doensn't find any.
> Can you give me some pointers on what to put in the dateRange
> parameter, so I would get all the events for the last week for example.
> Anyway, it would be very nice if we could search more in detail, like
> between certain dates, or all the events that were triggered by a
> certain user.
>
> Thanks a lot,
> Narcis
>
>
>
> Tiry wrote:
>> I am working on this Narcis : making Audit API cleaner and more usefull.
>>
>>
>> Tiry
>>
>> Narcis Paslaru a écrit :
>>> Hello Tiry,
>>>
>>> Tiry wrote:
>>>> Narcis Paslaru a écrit :
>>>>> Hi all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I've found an interesting contribution to the audit service in
>>>>> authentication-audit-contrib.xml :
>>>>>
>>>>> <extension
>>>>>
>>>>> target="org.nuxeo.ecm.platform.audit.service.NXAuditEventsService"
>>>>> point="event">
>>>>> <event name="loginSuccess" />
>>>>> <event name="loginFailed" />
>>>>> <event name="logout" />
>>>>> </extension>
>>>>>
>>>>> Is there also a page where one can consult these logs ?
>>>> Nope, in the defaut webapp, only the logs associated to documents
>>>> are visible.
>>>> But you can use Audit API to fetch these logs and disply them in a
>>>> xhtml page.
>>>>
>>> I've developed the page, but it seems that there is a problem in the
>>> service implementation.
>>> There are methods for retrieving events that are bounded to
>>> documents, and another method that only selects events, given an
>>> array of id's. Well, at least this is what the javadoc says.
>>> There seams to be a problem implementing the IN operator in the
>>> query and it fails to list the needed events.
>>>
>>> Do you plan to fix this soon, or do you know a workaround for this
>>> problem ?
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot,
>>> Narcis
>>>
>>> PS : Here is the method I'm reffering to :
>>>
>>> @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
>>> public List<LogEntry> *queryLogs*(String[] eventIds, String
>>> dateRange)
>>> throws AuditException {
>>>
>>> *// :FIXME: This is not working remotelty since the
>>> LogEntryImpl returned
>>> // is not within the api package.*
>>>
>>> if (eventIds == null || eventIds.length == 0) {
>>> throw new AuditException("You must give a not null
>>> eventId");
>>> }
>>> log.debug("queryLogs() whereClause=" + eventIds);
>>> Class<LogEntry> klass = getLogEntryClass();
>>>
>>> List<LogEntry> results = new ArrayList<LogEntry>();
>>>
>>> Date limit = null;
>>> try {
>>> limit = DateRangeParser.parseDateRangeQuery(new Date(),
>>> dateRange);
>>> } catch (AuditQueryException aqe) {
>>> throw new AuditException("Wrong date range query. Query
>>> was "
>>> + dateRange, aqe);
>>> }
>>>
>>> *// :FIXME: Can't append to find the damned right syntax to
>>> build a
>>> // dynamic list for the IN statement.*
>>> for (String eventId : eventIds) {
>>> Query query = em.createQuery("from "
>>> + klass.getSimpleName()
>>> *+ " log where log.eventId=:eventId" // :FIXME:*
>>> + " AND log.eventDate >= :date"
>>> + " ORDER BY log.eventDate DESC");
>>> query.setParameter("eventId", eventId);
>>> query.setParameter("date", limit);
>>>
>>> results.addAll(query.getResultList());
>>> }
>>>
>>> List<LogEntry> returned = new ArrayList<LogEntry>();
>>> for (LogEntry entry : results) {
>>>
>>> returned.add(getLogEntryFactory().createLogEntryBase(entry));
>>> }
>>>
>>> return returned;
>>> }
>>>
>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>> Narcis Paslaru
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>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
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