Portal Express, Version 6.0
Operating systems: i5/OS, Linux, Windows
Example: "Count of" (quantifiable condition)
A quantifiable condition profiler is similar to implicit profiling because a profile is defined according to numbers of items. Quantifiable condition profilers do not require the use of logging beans, but require attributes of resources that will be quantified to be organized uniformly.
In the profiler below, counts are made for items in the session object shoppingCart used by the user resource Shopper. Here, shoppingCart is analogous to a table in a database and color would be a column of data. Each item within the table would be a row. For example:
shoppingCart:
| Item | quantity | size | color | price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gadget | 1 | L | red | $1.99 |
| Gizmo | 3 | S | green | $0.95 |
| (and so on) | ||||
| ColorPreference is | |
| Red when | |
| (number of Shopper.shoppingCart.color is equal to red) is greater than 5 | |
| Green when | |
| (number of Shopper.shoppingCart.color is equal to green) is greater than 5 |