Author Topic: Help me with the manipulation of statistics using the genesys SDK =)  (Read 2187 times)

Offline apu321X

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Hello friends,
I am new to genesys, by using the Genesys SDK I am trying to make an application in java where I query a database where I get 2000 records, where each record has the necessary properties to query the statserver But I observe in the processes of java, the memory increases with the passage of time. I have reviewed the source code and closed some variables that I have declared in my program, however it follows this elevation of memory.

Please can you guide me where I am failing
Below I show an extract from the code lines of my program.

1. What I do in this method is to scroll through all fields already loaded and then set all the properties for sending to the statserver

        public void loadRetrieveStatistict(StatServerProtocol statServerConexion) {
        try {
            for (CampanaBean campana : index_campana.values()) {
                if (campana.getId() > 0) {
                    listCampos = campana.getCampos();
                    if (listCampos != null || !listCampos.isEmpty()) {
                        for (CampoBean campo : listCampos) {

                            if (campo.getNombre_objeto_genesys() == null) {
                                campo.setNombre_objeto_genesys("");
                            }

                            if (campo.getNombre_objeto_genesys().trim().length() > 0) {
                                index_campos.put(campo.getId(), campo);
                                Notification notificacion = Notification.create();
                                notificacion.setMode(NotificationMode.Immediate);
                                requestOpenStatistic = RequestOpenStatistic.create();
                                StatisticObject object = StatisticObject.create();
                                System.out.print(" id:" + campo.getId() + " , campana : " + campo.getCampana().getId() + ", " + campo.getNombre_objeto_genesys() + " ");
                                object.setObjectId(campo.getNombre_objeto_genesys().trim());
                                object.setObjectType(Util.getStatistic(campo.getType_object()));
                                System.out.print(", " + campo.getType_object() + "");
                                object.setTenantName("Resources");
                                object.setTenantPassword("");
                                StatisticMetric metric = StatisticMetric.create();
                                metric.setStatisticType(campo.getNombre_metrica().trim());
                                System.out.print("," + campo.getNombre() + ", ");
                                metric.setFilter(campo.getName_filter());
                                requestOpenStatistic.setStatisticObject(object);
                                requestOpenStatistic.setStatisticMetric(metric);
                                requestOpenStatistic.setNotification(notificacion);
                                requestOpenStatistic.setReferenceId(campo.getId());
                                System.out.println("enviando.....");
                                statServerConexion.send(requestOpenStatistic);
                            }

                        }
                    }

                }
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        }
    }



2.  In the following fragment, I start the previous method and the class in charge of reading the events of the changes of values of the metrics returned by the genesys

    @Override
    public void run() {
        try {
            statServerProtocol.setMessageHandler(this);
            statServerProtocol.open();
            this.loadRetrieveStatistict(statServerProtocol);
            while (true) {
                TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep(1);
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        }
    }


3. In the following is a method that is implemented from MessageHandler to capture the statistical values
    @Override
    public void onMessage(Message msg) {
        EventInfo event = (EventInfo) msg;

        try {
            System.out.println("ID: " + event.getReferenceId() + " , value1 :" + event.getIntValue() + ", value2:" + event.getStringValue());

         
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        }

    }

Is there any way to optimize this process with regards to sending to statserver.
I could help where I am failing, I will be grateful for the support =)
« Last Edit: June 07, 2017, 04:53:24 PM by jmendoza »

Offline JungGiCho

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Re: Help me with the manipulation of statistics using the genesys SDK =)
« Reply #1 on: June 12, 2017, 03:08:50 AM »
Memory leak is mostly from map data.
Check out "index_campos" map.
And also checkout java heap dump.
Heap dump is made when OOM occurred.
But You can make heap dump with command before OOM.
Google it~