Examples of ActionManager

com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionManager
A manager for actions. Used to register and unregister actions, also contains utility methods to easily fetch action by id and id by action. @see AnAction
com.sun.java.swing.action.ActionManager
com.vaadin.event.ActionManager
Javadoc TODO Notes:
Empties the keymapper for each repaint to avoid leaks; can cause problems in the future if the client assumes key don't change. (if lazyloading, one must not cache results)
open.dolphin.helper.ActionManager
＠Action で action を作っていろいろするクラス @author pns
org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager
This class acts as the interface for action manager with other components.
org.apache.cayenne.modeler.action.ActionManager
Stores a map of modeler actions, and deals with activating/deactivating those actions on state changes.
org.apache.tools.ant.gui.core.ActionManager
Manager of antidote actions. Receives its configuration from the action ResourceBundle. @version $Revision: 1.4 $ @author Simeon Fitch, Christoph Wilhelms
org.jdesktop.swingx.action.ActionManager
Actions manager.addAction(action); // Change the state of the action: manager.setEnabled("new-action", newState); The ActionManager also supports Actions that can have a selected state associated with them. These Actions are typically represented by a JCheckBox or similar widget. For such actions the registered method is invoked with an additional parameter indicating the selected state of the widget. For example, for the callback handler:
```
 public class Handler { public void stateChanged(boolean newState); } 
```
The registration method would look similar:
```
 manager.registerCallback("select-action", new Handler(), "stateChanged"); 
```
The stateChanged method would be invoked as the selected state of the widget changed. Additionally if you need to change the selected state of the Action use the ActionManager method setSelected.
The ActionContainerFactory uses the managed Actions in a ActionManager to create user interface components. It uses the shared instance of ActionManager by default. For example, to create a JMenu based on an action-list id:
```
 ActionContainerFactory factory = new ActionContainerFactory(); JMenu file = factory.createMenu(list); 
```
@see ActionContainerFactory @see TargetableAction @see BoundAction @author Mark Davidson @author Neil Weber
org.jpublish.action.ActionManager
slash.navigation.gui.actions.ActionManager
Manages the {@link Action}s of an {@link Application}. @author Christian Pesch

Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager


    ActionQueue aqMock = mock(ActionQueue.class);
    ArgumentCaptor<AgentCommand> commandCaptor=ArgumentCaptor.
            forClass(AgentCommand.class);


    ActionManager am = mock(ActionManager.class);
    HeartbeatMonitor hm = new HeartbeatMonitor(clusters, aqMock, am,
      heartbeatMonitorWakeupIntervalMS, injector);
    HeartBeatHandler handler = new HeartBeatHandler(clusters, aqMock, am,
        injector);
    Register reg = new Register();

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Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager

          InvalidStateTransitionException {
    Clusters fsm = injector.getInstance(Clusters.class);
    String hostname = "host1";
    fsm.addHost(hostname);
    ActionQueue aq = new ActionQueue();
    ActionManager am = mock(ActionManager.class);
    HeartbeatMonitor hm = new HeartbeatMonitor(fsm, aq, am, 10, injector);
    HeartBeatHandler handler = new HeartBeatHandler(fsm, aq, am, injector);
    Register reg = new Register();
    reg.setHostname(hostname);
    reg.setResponseId(12);

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Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager

    hdfs.getServiceComponent(Role.SECONDARY_NAMENODE.name()).addServiceComponentHost(hostname1).persist();
    hdfs.addServiceComponent(Role.HDFS_CLIENT.name()).persist();
    hdfs.getServiceComponent(Role.HDFS_CLIENT.name()).addServiceComponentHost(hostname1);
    
    ActionQueue aq = new ActionQueue();
    ActionManager am = mock(ActionManager.class);
    HeartbeatMonitor hm = new HeartbeatMonitor(clusters, aq, am, 10, injector);
    HeartBeatHandler handler = new HeartBeatHandler(clusters, aq, am, injector);
    
    Register reg = new Register();
    reg.setHostname(hostname1);

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Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager

      clusters.debugDump(clusterDump);
      LOG.info("********* Current Clusters State *********");
      LOG.info(clusterDump.toString());


      LOG.info("********* Initializing ActionManager **********");
      ActionManager manager = injector.getInstance(ActionManager.class);
      LOG.info("********* Initializing Controller **********");
      AmbariManagementController controller = injector.getInstance(
          AmbariManagementController.class);


      LOG.info("********* Initializing Scheduled Request Manager **********");
      ExecutionScheduleManager executionScheduleManager = injector
        .getInstance(ExecutionScheduleManager.class);




      clusterController = controller;


      // FIXME need to figure out correct order of starting things to
      // handle restart-recovery correctly


      /*
       * Start the server after controller state is recovered.
       */
      server.start();


      serverForAgent.start();
      LOG.info("********* Started Server **********");


      manager.start();
      LOG.info("********* Started ActionManager **********");


      executionScheduleManager.start();
      LOG.info("********* Started Scheduled Request Manager **********");

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Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager

                                            String requestStatus,
                                            Set<String> requestedPropertyIds)
      throws NoSuchResourceException, NoSuchParentResourceException {


    Set<Resource> response = new HashSet<Resource>();
    ActionManager actionManager = getManagementController().getActionManager();


    if (clusterName != null) {
      Clusters clusters = getManagementController().getClusters();
      //validate that cluster exists, throws exception if it doesn't.
      try {
        clusters.getCluster(clusterName);
      } catch (AmbariException e) {
        throw new NoSuchParentResourceException(e.getMessage(), e);
      }
    }


    if (requestId == null) {
      org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.RequestStatus status = null;
      if (requestStatus != null) {
        status = org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.RequestStatus.valueOf(requestStatus);
      }
      if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
        LOG.debug("Received a Get Request Status request"
            + ", requestId=null"
            + ", requestStatus=" + status);
      }
      response.addAll(getRequestResources(clusterName, actionManager,
          actionManager.getRequestsByStatus(status), requestedPropertyIds));
    } else {
      Collection<Resource> responses = getRequestResources(
          clusterName, actionManager, Collections.singletonList(requestId), requestedPropertyIds);


      if (responses.isEmpty()) {

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Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager

  
  @Test
  public void testHostOs() throws Exception {
    Clusters clusters = mock(Clusters.class);
    ActionQueue queue = mock(ActionQueue.class);
    ActionManager manager = mock(ActionManager.class);
    Injector injector = mock(Injector.class);
    doNothing().when(injector).injectMembers(any());
    HeartBeatHandler handler = new HeartBeatHandler(clusters, queue, manager, injector);
    String os = handler.getOsType("RedHat", "6.1");
    Assert.assertEquals("redhat6", os);

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Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager

  @Test
  public void testGetResources() throws Exception {
    Resource.Type type = Resource.Type.Request;


    AmbariManagementController managementController = createMock(AmbariManagementController.class);
    ActionManager actionManager = createNiceMock(ActionManager.class);
    HostRoleCommand hostRoleCommand = createNiceMock(HostRoleCommand.class);




    List<HostRoleCommand> hostRoleCommands = new LinkedList<HostRoleCommand>();
    hostRoleCommands.add(hostRoleCommand);


    org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.Request requestMock =
        createNiceMock(org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.Request.class);
    expect(requestMock.getCommands()).andReturn(hostRoleCommands).anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestContext()).andReturn("this is a context").anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestId()).andReturn(100L).anyTimes();


    Capture<Collection<Long>> requestIdsCapture = new Capture<Collection<Long>>();


    // set expectations
    expect(managementController.getActionManager()).andReturn(actionManager);
    expect(actionManager.getRequests(capture(requestIdsCapture))).andReturn(Collections.singletonList(requestMock)).anyTimes();
    expect(hostRoleCommand.getRequestId()).andReturn(100L).anyTimes();
    expect(hostRoleCommand.getStatus()).andReturn(HostRoleStatus.IN_PROGRESS);


    // replay
    replay(managementController, actionManager, hostRoleCommand, requestMock);

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Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager

  @Test
  public void testGetResourcesWithRequestSchedule() throws Exception {
    Resource.Type type = Resource.Type.Request;


    AmbariManagementController managementController = createMock(AmbariManagementController.class);
    ActionManager actionManager = createNiceMock(ActionManager.class);
    HostRoleCommand hostRoleCommand = createNiceMock(HostRoleCommand.class);




    List<HostRoleCommand> hostRoleCommands = new LinkedList<HostRoleCommand>();
    hostRoleCommands.add(hostRoleCommand);


    org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.Request requestMock =
        createNiceMock(org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.Request.class);
    expect(requestMock.getCommands()).andReturn(hostRoleCommands).anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestContext()).andReturn("this is a context").anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestId()).andReturn(100L).anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestScheduleId()).andReturn(11L).anyTimes();




    Capture<Collection<Long>> requestIdsCapture = new Capture<Collection<Long>>();


    // set expectations
    expect(managementController.getActionManager()).andReturn(actionManager);
    expect(actionManager.getRequests(capture(requestIdsCapture))).andReturn(Collections.singletonList(requestMock)).anyTimes();
    expect(hostRoleCommand.getRequestId()).andReturn(100L).anyTimes();
    expect(hostRoleCommand.getStatus()).andReturn(HostRoleStatus.IN_PROGRESS);


    // replay
    replay(managementController, actionManager, hostRoleCommand, requestMock);

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Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager

  @Test
  public void testGetResourcesWithoutRequestSchedule() throws Exception {
    Resource.Type type = Resource.Type.Request;


    AmbariManagementController managementController = createMock(AmbariManagementController.class);
    ActionManager actionManager = createNiceMock(ActionManager.class);
    HostRoleCommand hostRoleCommand = createNiceMock(HostRoleCommand.class);




    List<HostRoleCommand> hostRoleCommands = new LinkedList<HostRoleCommand>();
    hostRoleCommands.add(hostRoleCommand);


    org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.Request requestMock =
        createNiceMock(org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.Request.class);
    expect(requestMock.getCommands()).andReturn(hostRoleCommands).anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestContext()).andReturn("this is a context").anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestId()).andReturn(100L).anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestScheduleId()).andReturn(null).anyTimes();




    Capture<Collection<Long>> requestIdsCapture = new Capture<Collection<Long>>();


    // set expectations
    expect(managementController.getActionManager()).andReturn(actionManager);
    expect(actionManager.getRequests(capture(requestIdsCapture))).andReturn(Collections.singletonList(requestMock)).anyTimes();
    expect(hostRoleCommand.getRequestId()).andReturn(100L).anyTimes();
    expect(hostRoleCommand.getStatus()).andReturn(HostRoleStatus.IN_PROGRESS);


    // replay
    replay(managementController, actionManager, hostRoleCommand, requestMock);

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Examples of org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.ActionManager

  @Test
  public void testGetResourcesWithCluster() throws Exception {
    Resource.Type type = Resource.Type.Request;


    AmbariManagementController managementController = createMock(AmbariManagementController.class);
    ActionManager actionManager = createNiceMock(ActionManager.class);
    HostRoleCommand hostRoleCommand = createNiceMock(HostRoleCommand.class);
    Clusters clusters = createNiceMock(Clusters.class);
    Cluster cluster = createNiceMock(Cluster.class);


    List<HostRoleCommand> hostRoleCommands = new LinkedList<HostRoleCommand>();
    hostRoleCommands.add(hostRoleCommand);


    org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.Request requestMock =
        createNiceMock(org.apache.ambari.server.actionmanager.Request.class);
    expect(requestMock.getCommands()).andReturn(hostRoleCommands).anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestContext()).andReturn("this is a context").anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getClusterName()).andReturn("c1").anyTimes();
    expect(requestMock.getRequestId()).andReturn(100L).anyTimes();


    Capture<Collection<Long>> requestIdsCapture = new Capture<Collection<Long>>();


    // set expectations
    expect(managementController.getActionManager()).andReturn(actionManager).anyTimes();
    expect(managementController.getClusters()).andReturn(clusters).anyTimes();
    expect(clusters.getCluster("c1")).andReturn(cluster).anyTimes();
    expect(clusters.getCluster("bad-cluster")).andThrow(new AmbariException("bad cluster!")).anyTimes();
    expect(actionManager.getRequests(capture(requestIdsCapture))).andReturn(Collections.singletonList(requestMock));
    expect(hostRoleCommand.getRequestId()).andReturn(100L).anyTimes();
    expect(hostRoleCommand.getStatus()).andReturn(HostRoleStatus.IN_PROGRESS);


    // replay
    replay(managementController, actionManager, hostRoleCommand, clusters, cluster, requestMock);

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