Class for input: RealTimeClient

Reference for the RealTimeClient class, used for sending input data to the Web Service connector.

You must compile your implementation against RealTimeClient.jar.

The RealTimeClient class has two methods:

  • getInstance
  • postRealTimeData

Code example

Here is a code example. The code opens an HTTP connection to the Interact Connector servlet and sends transaction data.


private static 
	String 
		urlString ="http://detectvm2.emmlabs.ibm.com:8282/servlets/StreamServlet";
	RealTimeServletClient 
		streamServletRealTimeClient = RealTimeServletClientImpl.getInstance(urlString);
	String 
		deploymentConfigurationId = "e0692797-70fc-4a34-9232-9f7df3e9bb68";
	int version = 5;
	String audienceId = "Acc09";
	String inputDataSourceName = "RealTimeDataSource";
	Map inputDataSourceFields = new Hashtable();
		// The names of the keys below are the names of datasource fields.
		// Start of transaction
		inputDataSourceFields.put("Boolean", true);
		inputDataSourceFields.put("Timestamp", new Date().getTime());
		inputDataSourceFields.put("Double", 99.9);
		inputDataSourceFields.put("Integer", 56);
		inputDataSourceFields.put("String", "Hello");
		inputDataSourceFields.put("AudienceId", audienceId);
		// End of transaction
	streamServletRealTimeClient.postRealTimeData
		(deploymentConfigurationId, version, audienceId, 
			inputDataSourceName, inputDataSourceFields);

In the example, the fields in the transaction hash table are defined on the Detect Settings > Data Sources page as shown below.


Screen shot of Fields panel on the Opportunity Detection Settings > Data Sources page.

Additional details are provided in the remainder of this section.