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/** |
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* Reads the next alert from the alerter queue for this |
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* alerter. It then looks up Alerter.<alerter name>.level in |
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* the configuration to determine the lowest level of alert |
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* the extending alerter should send. If the alert is |
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* above this level, or if the alert is an OK for an alert |
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* escalation which did rise above this alerters level, it then |
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protected ConfigurationProxy _cp = ConfigurationProxy.getInstance(); |
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* A reference to the LocalClient alerter queue, into which |
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protected Queue _alerterQueue = ClientMain._alerterQueue; |
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protected Queue _alerterQueue = AlerterManager.getInstance().getQueue(); |
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