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VMRouter should add message tracking information #6368

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3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions server/conf/mirth.properties
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Expand Up @@ -112,3 +112,6 @@ database.connection.retrywaitinmilliseconds = 10000
# database-readonly.url = jdbc:...
#
database.enable-read-write-split = true

# If true, enable routing enhancements for improved message tracking
routing.enable-enhancements = true
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Why should this be a configurable option? What harmful behavior could happen if the routing was done for a use case that did not expect it?

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I had in mind any existing scripts that are looking for specific data that may break.

282 changes: 248 additions & 34 deletions server/src/com/mirth/connect/server/userutil/VMRouter.java
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Expand Up @@ -9,6 +9,14 @@

package com.mirth.connect.server.userutil;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;

Expand All @@ -28,77 +36,117 @@ public class VMRouter {
private ChannelController channelController = ControllerFactory.getFactory().createChannelController();
private EngineController engineController = ControllerFactory.getFactory().createEngineController();

private TrackingEnhancer trackingEnhancer;

/**
* Instantiates a VMRouter object.
*/
public VMRouter() {}

/**
* Instantiates a VMRouter object with additional message tracking enhancements.
*
* @param channelId channel ID or "NONE" if null
* @param messageId message ID or -1L if null
* @param sourceMap the message's source map
*/
public VMRouter(String channelId, Long messageId, SourceMap sourceMap) {
this.trackingEnhancer = new TrackingEnhancer(channelId, messageId, sourceMap);
}

/**
* Dispatches a message to a channel, specified by the deployed channel name. If the dispatch
* fails for any reason (for example, if the target channel is not started), a Response object
* with the ERROR status and the error message will be returned.
* fails for any reason (for example, if the target channel is not started), a {@link Response} object
* with the {@link Status#ERROR} status and the error message will be returned.
*
* @param channelName
* The name of the deployed channel to dispatch the message to.
* @param message
* The message to dispatch to the channel.
* @return The Response object returned by the channel, if its source connector is configured to
* @param channelName The name of the deployed channel to dispatch the message to.
* @param message The message to dispatch to the channel.
* @return The {@link Response} object returned by the channel, if its source connector is configured to
* return one.
*/
public Response routeMessage(String channelName, String message) {
return routeMessage(channelName, new RawMessage(message));
return routeMessage(channelName, createRawMessage(message, null, null));
}

/**
* Dispatches a message to a channel, specified by the deployed channel name. If the dispatch
* fails for any reason (for example, if the target channel is not started), a Response object
* with the ERROR status and the error message will be returned.
* fails for any reason (for example, if the target channel is not started), a {@link Response} object
* with the {@link Status#ERROR} status and the error message will be returned.
*
* @param channelName
* The name of the deployed channel to dispatch the message to.
* @param rawMessage
* A RawMessage object to dispatch to the channel.
* @return The Response object returned by the channel, if its source connector is configured to
* @param channelName The name of the deployed channel to dispatch the message to.
* @param rawMessage A {@link RawMessage} object to dispatch to the channel.
* @return The {@link Response} object returned by the channel, if its source connector is configured to
* return one.
*/
public Response routeMessage(String channelName, RawMessage rawMessage) {
com.mirth.connect.model.Channel channel = channelController.getDeployedChannelByName(channelName);

if (channel == null) {
logger.error("Could not find channel to route to for channel name: " + channelName);
return new Response(Status.ERROR, "Could not find channel to route to for channel name: " + channelName);
String message = "Could not find channel to route to for channel name: " + channelName;
logger.error(message);
return new Response(Status.ERROR, message);
}

return routeMessageByChannelId(channel.getId(), rawMessage);
}

/**
Route a message to the specified channelName. Information about the chain of source channel Ids and
source message Ids will be included in the sourceMap of the downstream message automatically in a
similar manner as if a Channel Writer was being used.

@param channelName The name of the channel to which to route the message.
@param message The content of the message to be sent, textual or binary. As String or byte[].
@param sourceMap A map containing entries to include in the sourceMap of the sent message.
@return The {@link Response} object returned by the channel.

@see #routeMessage(String, Object, Map, Collection)
*/
public Response routeMessage(String channelName, Object message, Map<String, Object> sourceMap) {
return routeMessage(channelName, message, sourceMap, null);
}

/**
Route a message to the specified channelName. Information about the chain of source channel Ids and
source message Ids will be included in the sourceMap of the downstream message automatically in a
similar manner as if a Channel Writer was being used.

@param channelName The name of the channel to which to route the message.
@param message The content of the message to be sent, textual or binary. As String or byte[].
@param sourceMap A map containing entries to include in the sourceMap of the sent message.
@param destinationSet A collection of integers (metadata IDs) representing which destinations to dispatch the message to.
Null may be passed to indicate all destinations. If unspecified, all destinations is the default.
@return The {@link Response} object returned by the channel.

@see VMRouter#routeMessage(String, RawMessage)
*/
public Response routeMessage(String channelName, Object message, Map<String, Object> sourceMap, Collection<Number> destinationSet) {
return routeMessage(channelName, createRawMessage(message, sourceMap, destinationSet));
}

/**
* Dispatches a message to a channel, specified by the deployed channel ID. If the dispatch
* fails for any reason (for example, if the target channel is not started), a Response object
* with the ERROR status and the error message will be returned.
* fails for any reason (for example, if the target channel is not started), a {@link Response} object
* with the {@link Status#ERROR} status and the error message will be returned.
*
* @param channelId
* The ID of the deployed channel to dispatch the message to.
* @param message
* The message to dispatch to the channel.
* @return The Response object returned by the channel, if its source connector is configured to
* return one.
* @param channelId The ID of the deployed channel to dispatch the message to.
* @param message The message to dispatch to the channel.
* @return The {@link Response} object returned by the channel, if its source connector is configured to
* return one.
*/
public Response routeMessageByChannelId(String channelId, String message) {
return routeMessageByChannelId(channelId, new RawMessage(message));
return routeMessageByChannelId(channelId, createRawMessage(message, null, null));
}

/**
* Dispatches a message to a channel, specified by the deployed channel ID. If the dispatch
* fails for any reason (for example, if the target channel is not started), a Response object
* with the ERROR status and the error message will be returned.
* fails for any reason (for example, if the target channel is not started), a {@link Response} object
* with the {@link Status#ERROR} status and the error message will be returned.
*
* @param channelId
* The ID of the deployed channel to dispatch the message to.
* @param rawMessage
* A RawMessage object to dispatch to the channel.
* @return The Response object returned by the channel, if its source connector is configured to
* return one.
* @param channelId The ID of the deployed channel to dispatch the message to.
* @param rawMessage A {@link RawMessage} object to dispatch to the channel.
* @return The {@link Response} object returned by the channel, if its source connector is configured to
* return one.
*/
public Response routeMessageByChannelId(String channelId, RawMessage rawMessage) {
try {
Expand All @@ -119,11 +167,177 @@ public Response routeMessageByChannelId(String channelId, RawMessage rawMessage)
}
}

/**
Route a message to the specified channelId. Information about the chain of source channel Ids and
source message Ids will be included in the sourceMap of the downstream message automatically in a
similar manner as if a Channel Writer was being used.

@param channelId The unique identifier of the channel to which to route the message.
@param message The content of the message to be sent, textual or binary. As String or byte[].
@return The {@link Response} object returned by the channel.

@see #routeMessageByChannelId(String, Object, Map, Collection)
*/
public Response routeMessageByChannelId(String channelId, Object message) {
return routeMessageByChannelId(channelId, message, null, null);
}

/**
Route a message to the specified channelId. Information about the chain of source channel Ids and
source message Ids will be included in the sourceMap of the downstream message automatically in a
similar manner as if a Channel Writer was being used.

@param channelId The unique identifier of the channel to which to route the message.
@param message The content of the message to be sent, textual or binary. As String or byte[].
@param sourceMap A map containing entries to include in the sourceMap of the sent message.
@return The {@link Response} object returned by the channel.

@see #routeMessageByChannelId(String, Object, Map, Collection)
*/
public Response routeMessageByChannelId(String channelId, Object message, Map<String, Object> sourceMap) {
return routeMessageByChannelId(channelId, message, sourceMap, null);
}

/**
Route a message to the specified channelId. Information about the chain of source channel Ids and
source message Ids will be included in the sourceMap of the downstream message automatically in a
similar manner as if a Channel Writer was being used.

@param channelId The unique identifier of the channel to which to route the message.
@param message The content of the message to be sent, textual or binary. As String or byte[].
@param sourceMap A map containing entries to include in the sourceMap of the sent message.
@param destinationSet A collection of integers (metadata IDs) representing which destinations to dispatch the message to.
Null may be passed to indicate all destinations. If unspecified, all destinations is the default.
@return The {@link Response} object returned by the channel.

@see {@link VMRouter#routeMessageByChannelId(String, RawMessage)}
*/
public Response routeMessageByChannelId(String channelId, Object message, Map<String, Object> sourceMap, Collection<Number> destinationSet) {
return routeMessageByChannelId(channelId, createRawMessage(message, sourceMap, destinationSet));
}

private com.mirth.connect.donkey.model.message.RawMessage convertRawMessage(RawMessage message) {
if (message.isBinary()) {
return new com.mirth.connect.donkey.model.message.RawMessage(message.getRawBytes(), message.getDestinationMetaDataIds(), message.getSourceMap());
} else {
return new com.mirth.connect.donkey.model.message.RawMessage(message.getRawData(), message.getDestinationMetaDataIds(), message.getSourceMap());
}
}

/**
Create a {@link RawMessage} with the specified content, sourceMap, and destinationSet.

@param message The content of the message to be sent, textual or binary. As String or byte[].
@param sourceMap A map containing entries to include in the sourceMap of the {@link RawMessage} (optional).
@param destinationSet A collection of integers (metadata IDs) representing which destinations to dispatch the message to.
Null may be passed to indicate all destinations. If unspecified, all destinations is the default (optional).
@return A {@link RawMessage} object containing the message, source, and destination information.
*/
public RawMessage createRawMessage(Object message, Map<String, Object> sourceMap, Collection<Number> destinationSet) {
if(trackingEnhancer != null) {
sourceMap = trackingEnhancer.enrich(sourceMap);
}

if(message instanceof byte[]) {
return new RawMessage((byte[])message, destinationSet, sourceMap);
} else {
return new RawMessage(message.toString(), destinationSet, sourceMap);
}
}

/**
* Adds additional message tracking data.
*
* TrackingEnhancer
*/
private class TrackingEnhancer {
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Is there any value in making this a not inner class?

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Perhaps for testing. Can certainly do so if folks find it beneficial.

private String channelId;
private Long messageId;
private SourceMap envSourceMap;

/**
* Constructor
*
* @param channelId channel ID; null defaults to "NONE"
* @param messageId message ID; null defaults to -1L
* @param sourceMap the message's source map
*/
private TrackingEnhancer(String channelId, Long messageId, SourceMap sourceMap) {
this.channelId = channelId != null ? channelId : "NONE";
this.messageId = messageId != null ? messageId : -1L;
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Why is this -1L and not zero?

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I followed the existing template logic which is a reasonable "non-value" value.

this.envSourceMap = sourceMap;
}

/**
* Enrich the given source map with additional message tracking data.
*
* @param messageSourceMap
* @return a new Map
*/
private Map<String, Object> enrich(Map<String, Object> messageSourceMap) {
if (messageSourceMap == null) {
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Leaving the condition is fine but is there any chance of messageSourceMap ever being null?

Should the @Null or @NotNull annotations be used?

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Yes, I see it can come in as null from at least one method.

I don't see other places where @Null and @NotNull are used that I could copy, so I defer to others on properly decorating and validating the code.

messageSourceMap = Collections.emptyMap();
}

List<String> sourceChannelIds = envLookupAsList("sourceChannelIds", "sourceChannelId");
List<String> sourceMessageIds = envLookupAsList("sourceMessageIds", "sourceMessageId");

HashMap<String,Object> newSourceMap = new HashMap<String,Object>(messageSourceMap);
String channelId = this.channelId;
Long messageId = this.messageId;

sourceChannelIds.add(channelId);
sourceMessageIds.add(messageId.toString());

newSourceMap.put("sourceChannelIds", sourceChannelIds);
newSourceMap.put("sourceChannelId", channelId);
newSourceMap.put("sourceMessageIds", sourceMessageIds);
newSourceMap.put("sourceMessageId", messageId);

return newSourceMap;
}

/**
* Given the specified lookup keys, return the first non-null value as a List.
* The expectation is the first lookup will return a List, while the second returns an Object.
*
* @param primary primary lookup key to return a List
* @param secondary secondary lookup key to return an Object
* @return a List containing the first non-null lookup value, else an empty List
*/
private List<String> envLookupAsList(String primary, String secondary) {
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List<String> result = new ArrayList<String>();

Object primaryValue = lookupInEnvSourceMap(primary);

if(primaryValue != null) {
//all of this to not assume the result is a List<String>
if(primaryValue instanceof Collection) {
((Collection<?>)primaryValue).stream()
.map(i -> i.toString())
.forEach(result::add);
} else if(primaryValue instanceof Object[]) {
Arrays.stream((Object[])primaryValue)
.map(i -> i.toString())
.forEach(result::add);
}
} else {
Object secondaryValue = lookupInEnvSourceMap(secondary);
if(secondaryValue != null) {
result.add(secondaryValue.toString());
}
}

return result;
}

/**
* Look up a value from the environment's {@link SourceMap}
* @param key
* @return its mapped value, can be null
*/
private Object lookupInEnvSourceMap(String key) {
return this.envSourceMap.get(key);
}
}
}
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