Create custom Common Base Event content handlers

Create a custom Common Base Event content handler or template to automate configuration or values for specific events.

A content handler is an object that automatically sets the property values of each event based on any arbitrary policies to use.

The following content handler classes were added to WebSphere Application Server to facilitate the use of the Common Base Event infrastructure:

Class name	Description
WsContentHandlerImpl	This provides an implementation of org.eclipse.hyades.logging.events.cbe.ContentHandler specifically for use in the WAS environment. This content handler completes Common Base Events using information from the WAS runtime, and it uses the same content handler as is used internally by the WAS when completing Common Base Events for logging.
WsTemplateContentHandlerImpl	This provides the same function as WsContentHandlerImpl, but it extends the org.eclipse.hyades.logging.events.cbe.impl.TemplateContentHandlerImpl class to enable the use of a Common Base Event template. Template content takes precedence in cases where the template data specifies values for the same Common Base Event fields as does the WsContentHandlerImpl.

In some situations, we might want some event property data set automatically for every event that you create. This automation is a way to fill in certain standard values that do not change, such as the application name, or to set some properties based on information that is available from the runtime environment, like creation time or thread information. We can set property data automatically by creating a content handler.

• Use the following code sample to implement the CustomContentHandler class:

  public class CustomContentHandler extends WsContentHandlerImpl {
   
   public CustomContentHandler() {
    super();
    // TODO Custom initialization code goes here
   }
   
   public void completeEvent(CommonBaseEvent cbe) throws CompletionException {
    // following code will add WAS content to the Content Base Event
    super.completeEvent(cbe);
    // TODO Custom content can be added to the Content Base Event here 
   }}

• The following shows how to implement the CustomTemplateContentHandler class:

  public class CustomTemplateContentHandler extends WsTemplateContentHandlerImpl {
  
   public CustomTemplateContentHandler() {
    super();
    // TODO Custom initialization code goes here
   }
  
   public void completeEvent(CommonBaseEvent cbe) throws CompletionException {
    // following code will add WAS content to the Content Base Event
    super.completeEvent(cbe);
    // TODO Custom content can be added to the Content Base Event here
   }}

Results

You now have a content handler or a custom content handler template based on the settings that you specified.

Reference:

Common Base Event content handler

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