On 06/17/2009 06:06 PM, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
Hi,
Casey Dahlin:
The way its worded in my example the check would happen 1 minute after
startup, and never again.
Alternately you could trigger it on "system_normal is in state 'stopped'
for more than 1 minute" (which can't be specified yet IIRC, but that
should be fixable), on the theory that a reboot or restart shouldn't
take that long (you don't want a barrage of state emails every time you
restart things when upgrading, for instance).
True. There's a lot of sophistication that could be added. Its something
to look into as the system takes shape.
An alternative would be a "settled" event,
which would occur every time the state machine stops transitioning for a
moment.
"Send an event when there are no events" sounds like an internal
inconsistency waiting to happen. :-/
There's lots of right ways to do it. It depends on how we implement
certain things though.
--CJD
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