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Property file configuration format and example (from application.properties):
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############################################################################### # Alerts core configuration file. # # There the following property names: # - alerts.N.id: unique alert identification (if not defined then order number (=N) is used instead) # - alerts.N.limit: limit that must be exceeded to activate alert # - alerts.N.sql: SQL query that returns count of items for comparison with limit value # - [alerts.N.enabled]: if specified alert is enabled or disabled; enabled is by default # - [alerts.N.mail.subject]: notification (email, sms) subject; can be used Java Formatter placeholders (%s = alert ID) # - [alerts.N.mail.body]: notification (email, sms) body; can be used Java Formatter placeholders (%d = actual count, %d = limit) # ############################################################################### # checks if there is any waiting message that exceeds time limit for timeout alerts.900.id=WAITING_MSG_ALERT alerts.900.limit=0 alerts.900.sql=SELECT COUNT(*) FROM message WHERE state = 'WAITING_FOR_RES' AND last_update_timestamp < (current_timestamp - interval '3600 seconds') |
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