[Dhanasekar]

2 years, 8 months ago #2399

Can you share the code snippet to call the functions in another entity ?

Eg. I’ve created 1 windows node and 10 services attached to it
I want to get status of 5 services
from my custom function in windows entity.

[Gautham M P]

2 years, 7 months ago #3311

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you can use GraphQuery.node for getting respective node and call the function on that node. You can refer the below document for this:

https://digitate.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ID/pages/1575387453/Knowledge+Modeling+Guidelines

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Gautham M P.

[gnana]

2 years, 7 months ago #3318

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We have 2 options.

1. write code to traverse in BP.
2.Write code in query builder.

1. Here is the script to traverse from windows entity to service entity

Write a function at Service Level to get the status (GetRunnableStatus).

Write a custom groovy function at windows level. Call the above function after you traverse.

nodeWindowsTarget = subject;
com.digitate.ignio.data.graph.model.criteria.Filter filterAcademy = new com.digitate.ignio.data.graph.model.criteria.Filter();
filterAcademy.setField(“HostName”);
filterAcademy.setValue(subject.nodeProperties.HostName);
filterAcademy.setOperator(“=”);
List<com.digitate.ignio.data.graph.model.criteria.Filter> listFilter = new ArrayList<>();
listFilter.add(filterAcademy);
com.digitate.ignio.data.graph.model.criteria.Filters filtersAcademy = new com.digitate.ignio.data.graph.model.criteria.Filters();
filtersAcademy.setFilters(listFilter);
nodeWindowsTarget.setFilters(filtersAcademy);
com.digitate.ignio.utils.ceb.model.NodeRelationship relationshipAcademy = new com.digitate.ignio.utils.ceb.model.NodeRelationship();
relationshipAcademy.setDirection(com.digitate.ignio.data.graph.model.Direction.OUT);
relationshipAcademy.setRelationshipType(“has”);
nodeWindowsTarget.setNodeRelationship(relationshipAcademy);
def ServiceNode;
def myNode = new IgnioNode()
myNode = node.getRelatedNodeByRelationship(nodeWindowsTarget, true);
for (Object nodeRelationship : myNode.getNodeRelationships())
{
boolean nodeFound = false;
if (nodeRelationship != null) {
for (IgnioNode rNode : nodeRelationship.getRelatedNodes()) {
def rLabel = rNode.getLabel();
if (rLabel.trim().equals(“Academy_Service”)) {
ServiceNode = rNode;
nodeFound = true;
break;
}
}
}
if (nodeFound) break;
}
retMap = ServiceNode.getRunnableStatus();

A sample script for Query Builder:

String query = “GraphQuery.node(‘tom:TomcatApplication’).out(‘r1:StoreDataOn’, null).node(‘oraDB:OracleDatabase’).properties(‘tom.Name’, ‘ACME’, ‘oraDB.DBName’, ‘DB01’)”

try {
def iNode = node.executeQuery(query)

for (Object node : iNode)
{
def outMap = node.getRunnableStatus()
}
} catch (Exception ex) {

}

[laxv]

2 years, 7 months ago #3267

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Can you not use the health check instead to get the status of all the services? I mean health check on the Windows entity given that the services are attached to the Windows entity.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by laxv.

[Dhanasekar]

2 years, 7 months ago #3269

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In healthcheck, ignio get the status of all the services attached (here 10 services). We can’t restrict it to the service of our interest.

[laxv]

2 years, 7 months ago #3316

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Thanks Gautham for the reference. “Thumbs up!!” . Couldnt add an emoticon 🙂