private bool ProcessQueue(IEnumerable <Log> logs, bool IsAlreadyMapped)
{
if (logs != null && logs.Count() > 0)
{
Batch batch = new Batch();
batch.ApplicationName = logAgent.Configuration.ApplicationName;
batch.ApplicationVersion = logAgent.Configuration.ApplicationVersion;
batch.ApplicationId = logAgent.Configuration.ApplicationId;
batch.SessionId = logAgent.SessionId;
batch.InstanceId = InstanceDataClient.InstanceId;
batch.BatchId = Guid.NewGuid();
batch.TimeStamp = logAgent.ServerTimeOffset.HasValue ? DateTimeOffset.Now.Add(logAgent.ServerTimeOffset.Value).Ticks : DateTimeOffset.Now.Ticks;
batch.TotalFailures = FailedSendCount;
batch.LogsDropped = logAgent.TotalLogsDropped;
batch.LogsSent = logAgent.TotalLogsSent;
batch.Logs = logs;
Batch mappedBatch;
if (!IsAlreadyMapped)
{
// apply mappings. If mappings are defined, it will create new instance of the batch and the logs using different keys and dropping come elements.
mappedBatch = logAgent.MapBatchAndLogs(batch);
}
else
{
// apply mappings but ONLY to the batch. The logs have already been mapped.
mappedBatch = logAgent.MapBatch(batch);
}
try
{
if (BatchSending != null)
{
BatchSending(this, new BatchEventArgs(mappedBatch));
}
}
catch { /* swollow */ }
SendCount++;
// the data client does the work of actually sending the info to the server
return(dataClient.LogBatchAsync(mappedBatch));
}
else
{
return(false);
}
}
