Dear Tali, For point number 3; correct me if I am wrong, if I have 30 readings for heart rate for a patient that I want to send to CEP, I have two options; 1- I will have an event type: e1.patientId and e1.heartRate and will send 30 POST messages 2- I will have an event type e1.patientId,, e1.heartRate1, ... e1.heartRate30 and will send it in POST. Did I understand correctly? Best Regards, Altug On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 4:27 PM, Tali Yatzkar-Haham <TALI at il.ibm.com> wrote: > Dear Ahmed, > > 1. In your definition you define Event Type. Event type has a name and > list of attributes (each with a name and a type). In run time, many event > instances can be of the same type (have the same name and the same list of > attribute names). For example, you can define event type E1 with attribute > patientID. At run time, you can have many E1 event instances with different > values of patientID. > > 2. The Post supports sending one event only. > > 3. Arrays are not supported for input event attributes (they were > supported in a previous version, so we do have array functions, and those > functions can be used in our current version over derived events only) > > Best Regards, > Tali > > Tali Yatzkar Haham > Event-based Middleware & Solutions > IBM Haifa Research Lab, Israel > tali at il.ibm.com 972-4-8296320 > > > > > From: Ahmed Sadek <Ahmed.Sadek at acreo.se> > To: Tali Yatzkar-Haham/Haifa/IBM at IBMIL > Cc: "altugguner90 at gmail.com" <altugguner90 at gmail.com>, Mikhail > Popov <Mikhail.Popov at acreo.se> > Date: 14/04/2015 05:32 PM > Subject: Questions about CEP usage scenario > ------------------------------ > > > > Dear Tali, > > I have few questions regarding the usage of CEP in our project. > > 1- In the project we are dealing with patient data and need to have > different rules for different patient data, where the CEP will generate > events based on this rules. So how we can implement this: > > patientID=1 and Hear rate data=[100,120,140,...etc] > patientID=2 and Hear rate data=[100,120,140,...etc] > Do we need multiple EPN or single EPN with different events ?, can we have > multiple conditions ? > > > 2- When we try to send Post with two lines, we notice the CEP only check > the first line. > for example: > Post -> > {"Name":"TrafficReport", "patientId":"1","HeartRate":"120"} > {"Name":"TrafficReport", "patientId":"2","HeartRate":"120"} > > The CEP only report for the first line in the output file ! > > 3- How to input the heart rate data, it's an array of measurements > [100,120,140,...etc] and we would like to check if some elements are above > or below certain threshold or have certain pattern , can we input it as > attribute of event of type object ? > I noticed in the implemented functions there is: > ArrayHasGreaterThan – ArrayHasGreaterThan(a,v) checks whether the array a > contains an element with a value greater than v. Returns a Boolean value. ? > ArrayHasLessThan – ArrayHasLessThan(a,v checks whether the array a > contains an element with a value less than v. Returns a Boolean value. > How we can use those functions ? > > CC in the email, my college in the project Altug.Guner > > Best, > Ahmed Sadek > Acreo > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://lists.fiware.org/private/fiware-tech-help/attachments/20150415/0c8029d7/attachment.html>
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