Examples of com.volantis.mcs.devices.policy.types.PolicyType

Package com.volantis.mcs.devices.policy.types

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.devices.policy.types.PolicyType

com.volantis.mcs.devices.policy.types.PolicyType
This interface describes the type of policy value being manipulated.
Warning: This is a facade provided for use by user code, not for implementation by user code. User implementations of this interface are highly likely to be incompatible with future releases of the product at both binary and source levels.
@volantis-api-include-in PublicAPI @volantis-api-include-in ProfessionalServicesAPI @volantis-api-include-in InternalAPI @deprecated This interface and all derived interfaces are deprecated infavour of the ones defined in {@link com.volantis.shared.metadata.type}. See the individual interfaces for details as to their replacement.

        try {
            PolicyDescriptor descriptor =
                    policyDescriptorAccessor.getPolicyDescriptor(
                            policyName, Locale.getDefault());
            if (descriptor != null) {
                PolicyType type = descriptor.getPolicyType();
                if (type instanceof StructurePolicyType) {
                    value = createStructuredPolicyValue(device, policyName,
                            (StructurePolicyType) type);
                } else {
                    try {

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            try {
                String fieldName = (String) i.next();
                String fullName = policyName + "." + fieldName;


                SimplePolicyValue fieldValue = null;
                PolicyType fieldType = (PolicyType) fieldTypes.get(fieldName);
                if (!(fieldType instanceof SimplePolicyType)) {
                    throw new IllegalStateException(
                            "Can only have simple types inside a structured type");
                }
                // Extract the policy value as a string.

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            // Test the retrieval of a policy descriptor from VMTYPES
            int id = populateWithSimpleTypes(0);
            policyDescriptor = accessor.retrievePolicyDescriptor(
                    connection, "Policy1", locale);
            assertNotNull("Policy Descriptor should be found", policyDescriptor);
            PolicyType policyType = policyDescriptor.getPolicyType();
            assertTrue("Type should match",
                    policyType instanceof BooleanPolicyType);
            assertEquals("PolicyDescName1",
                policyDescriptor.getPolicyDescriptiveName());
            assertEquals("PolicyHelp1", policyDescriptor.getPolicyHelp());

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                createTables(conn);


                DefaultPolicyDescriptor descriptor =
                        new DefaultPolicyDescriptor();
                descriptor.setCategory("category");
                PolicyType type = new DefaultBooleanPolicyType();
                descriptor.setPolicyType(type);


                accessor.addPolicyDescriptor(connection, "boolean", descriptor);


                // Check the database contents

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                createTables(conn);


                DefaultPolicyDescriptor descriptor =
                        new DefaultPolicyDescriptor();
                descriptor.setCategory("category");
                PolicyType type = new DefaultRangePolicyType(1, 100);
                descriptor.setPolicyType(type);
                accessor.addPolicyDescriptor(connection, "range", descriptor);


                // Check the database contents
                checkPolicyTypeRow(conn, null, "range", 0, 0);

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                policyTypeCount+=2;
                typesCount+=2;
                checkCounts(conn);


                // ordered set
                PolicyType oset = new DefaultUnorderedSetPolicyType(
                                new DefaultBooleanPolicyType());
                descriptor.setPolicyType(oset);
                accessor.addPolicyDescriptor(connection, "oset1", descriptor);
                accessor.addPolicyDescriptor(connection, "oset2", descriptor);
                policyTypeCount+=2;
                typesCount+=4;
                typesSetCount+=2;
                checkCounts(conn);


                // unordered set
                descriptor.setCategory("category3");
                PolicyType uset = new DefaultUnorderedSetPolicyType(
                                new DefaultIntPolicyType());
                descriptor.setPolicyType(uset);
                accessor.addPolicyDescriptor(connection, "uset1", descriptor);
                accessor.addPolicyDescriptor(connection, "uset2", descriptor);
                policyCategoryCount+=1;

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                        policyName));
            }


            // OK, we have the type, so create the descriptor for it.
            PolicyTypeCreator creator = new PolicyTypeCreator();
            PolicyType policyType = creator.calculate(type);
            descriptor.setPolicyType(policyType);
        }


        // And return the completed object
        return descriptor;

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                int type = rs.getInt(1);
                int typeID = rs.getInt(2);
                // Close the result set.
                rs.close();


                PolicyType policyType = getPolicyType(
                        jdbcConnection, projectName, type, typeID);


                descriptor = new DefaultPolicyDescriptor();
                descriptor.setPolicyType(policyType);
            }

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                                     String projectName,
                                     int typeID,
                                     int typeInstanceID)
            throws RepositoryException {


        PolicyType policyType = null;
        switch (typeID) {
            case BOOLEAN_TYPE_ID:
                policyType = new DefaultBooleanPolicyType();
                break;

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     */
    private PolicyType getReferencedType(
            JDBCRepositoryConnection jdbcConnection, String projectName,
            int typeInstanceID) throws RepositoryException {


        PolicyType policyType = null;


        Connection connection = jdbcConnection.getConnection();


        // Resolve field names.
        String typeIDField = resolveFieldName(jdbcConnection, TYPE_ID_COLUMN_NAMES);

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