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• Processes the events received through the FilteredStockStream.
• First it looks for an event e1 with the condition price greater than 20.
• Then it looks for one or more events, e2 with a condition:

  • ((e2[last].price is null) and price>=e1.price) is used to check the first event after e1, i.e. (e2[last].price is null) returns true since there is no last event in e2. Then it checks for the condition where the current event price is greater than e1 price.

  • ((not (e2[last].price is null)) and price>=e2[last].price) this part is for any subsequent events. In this case the last of e2 is not null, and we check whether the price of the current event is greater than the last event. i.e. we are looking for one or more events with continuous price increase from this whole condition.

• Then we look for another event with a price drop from the last e2 event from the condition e3=FilteredStockStream[price<e2[last].price].
• From the select clause we select the attributes e1.price as priceInitial, e2[last].price as pricePeak, e3.price as priceAfterPeak.
• Finally the event is output to the PeakStream.

Prerequisites

See Prerequisites in CEP Samples Setup pageSet up the prerequisites required for all samples.

Building the sample

Start the WSO2 CEP server with the sample configuration numbered 0109. For instructions, see Starting sample CEP configurations. This sample configuration does the following:

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1. Log into the CEP management console which is located at https://localhost:9443/carbon.

2. Go to Tools -> Event Simulator. Under the 'Multiple Events' section, you can see the listed 'events.csv' file which contains some sample data. Click 'play' Play to start sending sample events from the file.

3. See the output events received from the CEP console. This sample uses the logger adaptor to log output events to the console.

   For example, given below is a screenshot of the output of the consumer sending events from the producer: