package com.uc.cep.examples;

/**
 * An example event class, containing properties that would be used by the EPN 
 * and tested by the CQL rules.<p>
 * Nominally, this class would reside in the production code (and project) for the application, 
 * but for demonstration I have included it here, also to avoid compilation errors.
 *  
 * @author Andrew Upton, Upton Consulting GmbH 2017
 * */
public class MyEvent
{
	private String myProperty1;
	private String myProperty2;
	private String myProperty3;
	private String myProperty4;
	public String getMyProperty1()
	{
		return myProperty1;
	}
	public void setMyProperty1(String myProperty1)
	{
		this.myProperty1 = myProperty1;
	}
	public String getMyProperty2()
	{
		return myProperty2;
	}
	public void setMyProperty2(String myProperty2)
	{
		this.myProperty2 = myProperty2;
	}
	public String getMyProperty3()
	{
		return myProperty3;
	}
	public void setMyProperty3(String myProperty3)
	{
		this.myProperty3 = myProperty3;
	}
	public String getMyProperty4()
	{
		return myProperty4;
	}
	public void setMyProperty4(String myProperty4)
	{
		this.myProperty4 = myProperty4;
	}
	
	@Override
	public String toString()
	{	
		StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("MyEvent properties:");
		sb.append("[MyProperty1").append(myProperty1).append("]");
		sb.append("[MyProperty2").append(myProperty2).append("]");
		sb.append("[MyProperty3").append(myProperty3).append("]");
		sb.append("[MyProperty4").append(myProperty4).append("]");
		return sb.toString();
	}
}