Diogo and I had a chat today and we think that there is no need to have the
timeZone as a field because all messages are being exchanged in UTC time.
There is no need for the aggregator to know the timeZone of every agent.
Secondly, there's a bug in Android Java in case of Protobuf that I want to
highlight. I had a chat about it with Luis as well.
In message ICMReport there's a field: repeated bytes passedNode = 6;
Protobuf by default in Java translates repeated bytes into a
List<ByteString>. This works fine in case of normal Java. But in case of
Android Java, setting this field results in a
UnsupportedOperationException. This is a bug in case of Android Java and
Protobuf. I'm going to report it over the Protobuf mailing list. A normal
required bytes/optional bytes does not generate this exception.
So, Luis and I think that instead of repeated bytes, we should have repeated
string passedNode. We can put the IP of every node in this field.
Does everyone agree?
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 4:28 AM, Diogo Pinheiro <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi folks
>
> message Event {
>> required string testType = 1; // Identifier for the type of test taken
>> (WEB or SERVICE for now)
>> required string eventType = 2; // The sort of event: CENSOR, TROTHLING,
>> OFF_LINE
>> required int32 timeZone = 3; // Time zone of the originating event’s
>> region
>> required int64 timeUTC = 4; // Actual time
>> required int64 sinceTimeUTC = 5; // Time since when this event was first
>> noticed
>> repeated string locations = 6; // A list of geo areas that we might be
>> covering with reports.
>> optional WebsiteReportDetail websiteReport = 7;
>> optional ServiceReportDetail serviceReport = 8;
>> }
>
>
>
> Im not understanding the meaning of the time fields. I think we should we
> have just two times: the time of the first detection, and the time of the
> last detection (both in UTC).
>
>
> Best Regards
> Diogo Pinheiro
>
>
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