Examples of DetachVolumeResponse

com.amazon.ec2.DetachVolumeResponse
DetachVolumeResponse bean class

Examples of com.amazon.ec2.DetachVolumeResponse

        String[] device = request.getParameterValues( "Device" );
        if ( null != device && 0 < device.length ) 
            EC2request.setDevice( device[0] );


        // -> execute the request
        DetachVolumeResponse EC2response = EC2SoapServiceImpl.toDetachVolumeResponse( ServiceProvider.getInstance().getEC2Engine().detachVolume( EC2request ));
        serializeResponse(response, EC2response);
    }

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Examples of com.amazon.ec2.DetachVolumeResponse

        String[] device = request.getParameterValues("Device");
        if (null != device && 0 < device.length)
            EC2request.setDevice(device[0]);


        // -> execute the request
        DetachVolumeResponse EC2response = EC2SoapServiceImpl.toDetachVolumeResponse(ServiceProvider.getInstance().getEC2Engine().detachVolume(EC2request));
        serializeResponse(response, EC2response);
    }

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Examples of com.amazon.ec2.DetachVolumeResponse

        response.setAttachVolumeResponse(param1);
        return response;
    }


    public static DetachVolumeResponse toDetachVolumeResponse(EC2Volume engineResponse) {
        DetachVolumeResponse response = new DetachVolumeResponse();
        DetachVolumeResponseType param1 = new DetachVolumeResponseType();
        Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
        cal.set(1970, 1, 1);   // return one value, Unix Epoch, what else can we return?


        param1.setVolumeId(engineResponse.getId().toString());
        param1.setInstanceId((null == engineResponse.getInstanceId() ? "" : engineResponse.getInstanceId().toString()));
        param1.setDevice((null == engineResponse.getDevice() ? "" : engineResponse.getDevice()));
        param1.setStatus(engineResponse.getAttachmentState());
        param1.setAttachTime(cal);


        param1.setRequestId(UUID.randomUUID().toString());
        response.setDetachVolumeResponse(param1);
        return response;
    }

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Examples of com.amazon.ec2.DetachVolumeResponse

        String[] device = request.getParameterValues( "Device" );
        if ( null != device && 0 < device.length ) 
           EC2request.setDevice( device[0] );
    
    // -> execute the request
    DetachVolumeResponse EC2response = EC2SoapServiceImpl.toDetachVolumeResponse( ServiceProvider.getInstance().getEC2Engine().detachVolume( EC2request ));
    serializeResponse(response, EC2response);
    }

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Examples of com.amazon.ec2.DetachVolumeResponse

        String[] device = request.getParameterValues( "Device" );
        if ( null != device && 0 < device.length ) 
           EC2request.setDevice( device[0] );
    
    // -> execute the request
    DetachVolumeResponse EC2response = EC2SoapServiceImpl.toDetachVolumeResponse( ServiceProvider.getInstance().getEC2Engine().detachVolume( EC2request ));
    serializeResponse(response, EC2response);
    }

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Examples of com.amazon.ec2.DetachVolumeResponse

        String[] device = request.getParameterValues( "Device" );
        if ( null != device && 0 < device.length ) 
            EC2request.setDevice( device[0] );


        // -> execute the request
        DetachVolumeResponse EC2response = EC2SoapServiceImpl.toDetachVolumeResponse( ServiceProvider.getInstance().getEC2Engine().detachVolume( EC2request ));
        serializeResponse(response, EC2response);
    }

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Examples of com.amazon.ec2.DetachVolumeResponse

        String[] device = request.getParameterValues( "Device" );
        if ( null != device && 0 < device.length ) 
            EC2request.setDevice( device[0] );


        // -> execute the request
        DetachVolumeResponse EC2response = EC2SoapServiceImpl.toDetachVolumeResponse( ServiceProvider.getInstance().getEC2Engine().detachVolume( EC2request ));
        serializeResponse(response, EC2response);
    }

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