Examples of com.sun.enterprise.deployment.phasing.DeploymentTarget

Package com.sun.enterprise.deployment.phasing

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.deployment.phasing.DeploymentTarget

com.sun.enterprise.deployment.phasing.DeploymentTarget
Abstract class extended by ServerDeploymentTarget, GroupDeploymentTarget @author Sandhya E

    
    private DeploymentTarget getAndValidateDeploymentTarget(String targetName,
        String appName, boolean isRegistered, boolean isDeleting) throws IASDeploymentException
    {
        try {
            final DeploymentTarget target = getTargetFactory().getTarget(
                getConfigContext(), getDomainName(), targetName);


            if (isRegistered) {
                if (targetName == null) {
                    //If the targetName passed in was null, we need to set it to its default value.
                    targetName = target.getTarget().getName();
                }
                if (target.getTarget().getType() == TargetType.DOMAIN && isDeleting) {
                    // If the target is the domain and the object is being deleted, then we must
                    // ensure that the there are no references to it.
                    if (ApplicationHelper.isApplicationReferenced(getConfigContext(), appName)) {
                        throw new IASDeploymentException(localStrings.getString("applicationIsReferenced", 
                            appName, ApplicationHelper.getApplicationReferenceesAsString(
                                getConfigContext(), appName)));
                    }
                }
                else if (target.getTarget().getType() == TargetType.SERVER ||
                    target.getTarget().getType() == TargetType.DAS) {  
                    // If the application exists, we must ensure that if a standalone server instance is
                    // the target, that it must be the only entity referring to the application and
                    // indeed it must have a reference to the application
                    if (!ServerHelper.serverReferencesApplication(getConfigContext(), 
                        targetName, appName) && isDeleting) {
                        throw new IASDeploymentException(localStrings.getString("serverApplicationRefDoesNotExist", 
                            targetName, appName));
                    } else if (!ApplicationHelper.isApplicationReferencedByServerOnly(getConfigContext(), 
                            appName, targetName)) {
                        throw new IASDeploymentException(localStrings.getString("applicationHasMultipleRefs", 
                            targetName, appName, ApplicationHelper.getApplicationReferenceesAsString(
                                getConfigContext(), appName)));
                    }
                } else if (target.getTarget().getType() == TargetType.CLUSTER) {
                    // If the application exists, we must ensure that if a cluster is
                    // the target, that it must be the only entity referring to the application and
                    // indeed it must have a reference to the application
                     if (!ClusterHelper.clusterReferencesApplication(getConfigContext(), 
                        targetName, appName) && isDeleting) {

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     * @param targetName The name of the target to associate the application.
     */
    public void associateApplication(Properties props, String targetName) 
            throws MBeanConfigException {
        try {
            final DeploymentTarget target = getTargetFactory().getTarget(
                    getConfigContext(), getDomainName(), targetName);
            boolean enabled = Boolean.valueOf(props.getProperty(DeploymentProperties.ENABLE)).booleanValue();
            target.addAppReference(
                    props.getProperty(DeploymentProperties.NAME), 
                    enabled,
                    props.getProperty(DeploymentProperties.VIRTUAL_SERVERS));
        } catch(Exception e) {
            MBeanConfigException m = new MBeanConfigException(e.getMessage());

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     * removed from.
     */
    public void disassociateApplication(Properties props, String targetName)
            throws MBeanConfigException {
        try {
            final DeploymentTarget target = getTargetFactory().getTarget(
                    getConfigContext(), getDomainName(), targetName);
            target.removeAppReference(
                    props.getProperty(DeploymentProperties.NAME));
        } catch(Exception e) {
            MBeanConfigException m = new MBeanConfigException(e.getMessage());
            m.initCause(e);
            throw m;

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            req.setLibraries(dProps.getLibraries());
            req.setJavaWebStartEnabled(dProps.getJavaWebStartEnabled());
            req.setExternallyManagedPath(dProps.getExternallyManaged());
            req.setActionCode(actionCode);
            DeploymentServiceUtils.setResourceOptionsInRequest(req, dProps);
            final DeploymentTarget target = getAndValidateDeploymentTarget(dProps.getTarget(), 
                name, isRegistered);
            req.setTarget(target);
            
            Properties optionalAttributes = new Properties();
            //optionalAttributes.put(ServerTags.ENABLED, String.valueOf(bEnabled));

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            if(objectType.isAPP())
                req.setActionCode(BaseDeployEvent.APPLICATION_UNDEPLOYED);
            else                
                req.setActionCode(BaseDeployEvent.MODULE_UNDEPLOYED);
            
            final DeploymentTarget target = getAndValidateDeploymentTarget(dProps.getTarget(), 
                name, true, true);
            req.setTarget(target);
                                                                                
            String dependentResource = DeploymentServiceUtils.checkConnectorDependentResourcesForUndeploy(req);
            if (dependentResource != null) {

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            req.setForced(dProps.getForce());
            req.setVerifying(dProps.getVerify());
            req.setPrecompileJSP(dProps.getPrecompileJSP());
            req.setStartOnDeploy(dProps.getEnable());
            req.setActionCode(actionCode);
            final DeploymentTarget target = getAndValidateDeploymentTarget(dProps.getTarget(), 
                appName, isAppExists);
            req.setTarget(target);
            
            Properties optionalAttributes = new Properties();
            //optionalAttributes.put(ServerTags.ENABLED, String.valueOf(bEnabled));

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            //req.setShared(isShared);
            req.setForced(dProps.getForce());
            req.setVerifying(dProps.getVerify());
            req.setStartOnDeploy(dProps.getEnable());
            req.setActionCode(actionCode);
            final DeploymentTarget target = getAndValidateDeploymentTarget(dProps.getTarget(), 
                moduleName, isModuleExists);
            req.setTarget(target);
            if(props == null)
                props = new Properties();
            else

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            req.setForced(dProps.getForce());
            req.setVerifying(dProps.getVerify());
            req.setPrecompileJSP(dProps.getPrecompileJSP());
            req.setStartOnDeploy(dProps.getEnable());            
            req.setActionCode(actionCode);
            final DeploymentTarget target = getAndValidateDeploymentTarget(dProps.getTarget(), 
                webAppName, isModuleExists);
            req.setTarget(target);
            //req.setShared(false);
            // get the webserver hostname and ports
            setHostAndPort(req);

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            req.setFileSource(deployFile);
            req.setName(moduleName);
            req.setForced(dProps.getForce());
            req.setVerifying(dProps.getVerify());
            req.setActionCode(actionCode);
            final DeploymentTarget target = getAndValidateDeploymentTarget(dProps.getTarget(), 
                moduleName, isModuleExists);
            req.setTarget(target);
            req.setStartOnDeploy(dProps.getEnable());            
            //req.setShared(false);

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    throw new ConfigException(localStrings.getString(
        "admin.mbeans.acmb.duplicateLCMName", name));
  }


        Boolean isRegistered = isLifecycleModuleRegistered(name);
        final DeploymentTarget target = getAndValidateDeploymentTarget(
            targetName, name, isRegistered.booleanValue(), false);
        /**
            TODO: There is a catch here. What if the module was already 
            registered. Should we just add the app reference to the given 
            target or should we allow the following config call to raise an
            exception?
         */
        final ObjectName on = (ObjectName)invoke("createLifecycleModule", 
                    new Object[]{attribute_list}, 
                    new String[]{"javax.management.AttributeList"});


                    
        //add properties into lifecycle element
        if (props!=null && props.size()>0) {
            //get created bean
            ArrayList arr = new ArrayList();
            for (Enumeration e = props.propertyNames(); e.hasMoreElements() ;) {
                String propName = (String)e.nextElement();
                String propValue = (String)props.getProperty(propName);
                if (propValue != null) {
                    ElementProperty ep = new ElementProperty();
                    ep.setName(propName);
                    ep.setValue(propValue);                    
                    arr.add(ep);
                }
            }
            if(arr.size()>0)
            {
                LifecycleModule lcm = (LifecycleModule)ApplicationHelper.findApplication(ctx, name);
                lcm.setElementProperty((ElementProperty[])arr.toArray(new ElementProperty[arr.size()]));
            }
        }


        final String isEnabled = (String)values.get(ENABLED);
        boolean enabled = Boolean.valueOf(isEnabled).booleanValue();
        target.addAppReference(name, enabled, null);
        return on;
    }

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