public TimeSeriesDescription GetInputTimeSeriesDescription()
{
var request = new TimeSeriesDescriptionListByUniqueIdServiceRequest();
request.TimeSeriesUniqueIds = new List <Guid> {
_RunReportRequest.Inputs.TimeSeriesInputs[0].UniqueId
};
return(_RunReportRequest.Publish.Get(request).TimeSeriesDescriptions[0]);
}
private List <TimeSeriesDescription> FetchChangedTimeSeriesDescriptions(TimeSeriesUniqueIdListServiceResponse response)
{
var timeSeriesUniqueIdsToFetch = response.TimeSeriesUniqueIds
.Where(ts => !(ts.IsDeleted ?? false))
.Select(ts => ts.UniqueId)
.ToList();
Log.Info($"Fetching descriptions of {timeSeriesUniqueIdsToFetch.Count} changed time-series ...");
var timeSeriesDescriptions = new List <TimeSeriesDescription>();
using (var batchClient = CreatePublishClientWithPostMethodOverride())
{
while (timeSeriesUniqueIdsToFetch.Any())
{
const int batchSize = 400;
var batchList = timeSeriesUniqueIdsToFetch.Take(batchSize).ToList();
timeSeriesUniqueIdsToFetch = timeSeriesUniqueIdsToFetch.Skip(batchSize).ToList();
var request = new TimeSeriesDescriptionListByUniqueIdServiceRequest();
// We need to resolve the URL without any unique IDs on the GET command line
var requestUrl = RemoveQueryFromUrl(request.ToGetUrl());
request.TimeSeriesUniqueIds = batchList;
var batchResponse =
batchClient.Send <TimeSeriesDescriptionListByUniqueIdServiceResponse>(HttpMethods.Post,
requestUrl, request);
timeSeriesDescriptions.AddRange(batchResponse.TimeSeriesDescriptions);
}
}
return(timeSeriesDescriptions
.OrderBy(ts => ts.LocationIdentifier)
.ThenBy(ts => ts.Identifier)
.ToList());
}
private void FetchAllUnknownSeriesDescriptions(IEnumerable <Guid> uniqueIds)
{
var unknownTimeSeriesUniqueIds = uniqueIds
.Where(id => !_knownTimeSeries.ContainsKey(id))
.ToList();
// A regular `GET /Publish/v2/GetTimeSeriesDescriptionListByUniqueId` request is limited by the IIS max query string length of 2048 bytes.
// That means about 61 unique IDs per request before IIS refuses the request.
// Instead, we use a ServiceStack override method that allows use to send the request parameters as a JSON payload.
// This allows us to request up to 400 time-series per request, the maximum allowed by the API.
using (var batchClient = CreatePublishClientWithPostMethodOverride())
{
while (unknownTimeSeriesUniqueIds.Any())
{
const int batchSize = 400;
var batchList = unknownTimeSeriesUniqueIds.Take(batchSize).ToList();
unknownTimeSeriesUniqueIds = unknownTimeSeriesUniqueIds.Skip(batchSize).ToList();
var request = new TimeSeriesDescriptionListByUniqueIdServiceRequest();
// We need to resolve the URL without any unique IDs on the GET command line
var requestUrl = RemoveQueryFromUrl(request.ToGetUrl());
request.TimeSeriesUniqueIds = batchList;
var batchResponse =
batchClient.Send <TimeSeriesDescriptionListByUniqueIdServiceResponse>(HttpMethods.Post, requestUrl, request);
foreach (var timeSeriesDescription in batchResponse.TimeSeriesDescriptions)
{
_knownTimeSeries.Add(timeSeriesDescription.UniqueId, timeSeriesDescription);
}
}
}
}
