![]() | EPRuntime Properties |
The EPRuntime type exposes the following members.
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![]() | ConfigurationDeepCopy |
Returns a deep-copy of the configuration that is actively in use by the runtime.
Note: This can be an expensive operation.
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![]() | ConfigurationTransient |
Returns the transient configuration, which are configuration values that are passed by reference (and not by value)
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![]() | Context |
Provides naming context for public named objects.
An extension point designed for use by input and output adapters as well as
other extension services.
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![]() | ContextPartitionService |
Returns the context partition service, for context partition information
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![]() | DataFlowService |
Returns the data flow service, for managing dataflows
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![]() | DeploymentService |
Returns the deployment service, for deploying and undeploying compiled modules
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![]() | EventService |
Returns the event service, for sending events to the runtime and for controlling time
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![]() | EventTypeService |
Returns the event type service, for obtaining information on event types
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![]() | FireAndForgetService |
Returns the fire-and-forget service, for executing fire-and-forget queries
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![]() | IsDestroyed |
Returns true if the runtime is in destroyed state, or false if not.
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![]() | MetricsService |
Returns the metrics service, for managing runtime and statement metrics reporting
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![]() | RenderEventService |
Returns the event rendering service, for rendering events to JSON and XML
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![]() | RuntimeInstanceWideLock |
Returns the runtime-instance global read-write lock.
The send-event methods takes a read lock.
The {@link EPDeploymentService#deploy(EPCompiled)} and {@link EPDeploymentService#undeploy(String)} methods take a write lock.
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![]() | RuntimePath |
Returns a path object for use by the compiler that represents the EPL objects deployed into the runtime.
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![]() | URI |
Returns the runtime URI, or "default" if this is the default runtime.
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![]() | VariableService |
Returns the variable service, for reading and writing variables
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