Please ignore my last message, sent by mistake!
Sorry for the confusion.
Glenn
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Sent: 15 February 2010 20:08
To: Rules Users List
Subject: Re: [rules-users] CEP Question
Hi Glen,
The averages are indeed recalculated on event expiration. Example:
You have values for the following events:
e1: 20
e2: 30
e3: 40
So the average is 30. Whenever e1 is expired in your window, the average is
recalculated to 35 (assuming no new event arrived).
What are you seeing there?
Edson
2010/2/15 Glenn Macgregor
<gmacgregor@pocketkings.ie<mailto:gmacgregor@pocketkings.ie>>
Hi All,
I am still working through a CEP use case which is going fairly well. I have a few rules
and it seems they are working as I expect. Is there a way to get called back when events
go out of a time window? My current use case is alerting, I have a stream of events (param
updates) coming in and I create a ParamUpdateEvent for each. I have a rule which averages
the values in the ParamUpdateEvent and tests against a threshold, that is working fine.
The problem is when I don't receive any events for a period of time over the window
size I really want to the rule which calculates the average to fire when anything is moved
out of the window as well as when an update arrives, is this possible?
Thanks
Glenn
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