Examples of DomainContext

org.apache.stratos.adc.topology.mgt.serviceobjects.DomainContext
Class to hold domain and subdomain details
org.glassfish.api.admin.config.DomainContext
Context passed at the time of CreateDomain to modules with some initial config. @author Nandini Ektare
org.nxplanner.tags.DomainContext

Examples of org.apache.stratos.adc.topology.mgt.serviceobjects.DomainContext

        
        for (ServiceConfiguration serviceConfiguration : serviceConfigs) {
                  
          List<Integer> tenantIds = LoadBalancerConfigUtil.getTenantIds(serviceConfiguration.getTenantRange());
          if(!tenantIds.isEmpty() && (tenantIds.contains(tenantId) || tenantIds.contains(0))){
            DomainContext domainCtx = new DomainContext(serviceConfiguration.getDomain(), serviceConfiguration.getSubDomain());
            if (!domainContexts.contains(domainCtx)) {
              domainContexts.add(domainCtx);
            }
          }
                }

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Examples of org.glassfish.api.admin.config.DomainContext

        Config config = glassfish.getService(
                Config.class, serverConfig.getConfigRef());


        // Create a context object for this domain creation to enable the new
        // modules to make decisions
        DomainContext ctx = new DomainContext();
        ctx.setDomainType("dev"); //TODO : Whenever clustering/HA is supported
        // this setting needs to be fixed. Domain type can be dev/ha/cluster and
        // this type needs to be extracted possibly using an api from installer




        // bnevins 12/20/12 -- I'm not touching this ancient getLogger call.
        // because it looks risky.
        ctx.setLogger(LogDomains.getLogger(
                DomainInitializer.class, LogDomains.SERVER_LOGGER));


        // now for every such Inhabitant, fetch the actual initial config and
        // insert it into the module that initial config was targeted for.
        ServiceLocator habitat = glassfish.getService(ServiceLocator.class);

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Examples of org.glassfish.api.admin.config.DomainContext

        Config config = glassfish.getService(
                Config.class, serverConfig.getConfigRef());


        // Create a context object for this domain creation to enable the new
        // modules to make decisions
        DomainContext ctx = new DomainContext();
        ctx.setDomainType("dev"); //TODO : Whenever clustering/HA is supported
        // this setting needs to be fixed. Domain type can be dev/ha/cluster and
        // this type needs to be extracted possibly using an api from installer
        ctx.setLogger(LogDomains.getLogger(
                DomainInitializer.class, LogDomains.SERVER_LOGGER));


        // now for every such Inhabitant, fetch the actual initial config and
        // insert it into the module that initial config was targeted for.
        ServiceLocator habitat = glassfish.getService(ServiceLocator.class);

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Examples of org.glassfish.api.admin.config.DomainContext

        Config config = glassfish.getService(
                Config.class, serverConfig.getConfigRef());


        // Create a context object for this domain creation to enable the new
        // modules to make decisions
        DomainContext ctx = new DomainContext();
        ctx.setDomainType("dev"); //TODO : Whenever clustering/HA is supported
        // this setting needs to be fixed. Domain type can be dev/ha/cluster and
        // this type needs to be extracted possibly using an api from installer




        // bnevins 12/20/12 -- I'm not touching this ancient getLogger call.
        // because it looks risky.
        ctx.setLogger(LogDomains.getLogger(
                DomainInitializer.class, LogDomains.SERVER_LOGGER));


        // now for every such Inhabitant, fetch the actual initial config and
        // insert it into the module that initial config was targeted for.
        ServiceLocator habitat = glassfish.getService(ServiceLocator.class);

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Examples of org.glassfish.api.admin.config.DomainContext

        Config config = glassfish.getService(
                Config.class, serverConfig.getConfigRef());


        // Create a context object for this domain creation to enable the new
        // modules to make decisions
        DomainContext ctx = new DomainContext();
        ctx.setDomainType("dev"); //TODO : Whenever clustering/HA is supported
        // this setting needs to be fixed. Domain type can be dev/ha/cluster and
        // this type needs to be extracted possibly using an api from installer




        // bnevins 12/20/12 -- I'm not touching this ancient getLogger call.
        // because it looks risky.
        ctx.setLogger(LogDomains.getLogger(
                DomainInitializer.class, LogDomains.SERVER_LOGGER));


        // now for every such Inhabitant, fetch the actual initial config and
        // insert it into the module that initial config was targeted for.
        ServiceLocator habitat = glassfish.getService(ServiceLocator.class);

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Examples of org.nxplanner.tags.DomainContext

        return loadedObject;
    }


    private void checkAuthorization(Object object, String permission)
            throws RepositoryException {
        DomainContext context = new DomainContext();
        try {
            context.populate(object);
            int objectIdentifier = ((Integer)PropertyUtils.getProperty(object, "id")).intValue();
            if (!SystemAuthorizer.get().hasPermission(context.getProjectId(),
                    SecurityHelper.getRemoteUserId(ThreadServletRequest.get()), object, permission)) {
                throw new AuthorizationException("not authorized for object "+permission+": "+
                        objectClass+" "+objectIdentifier);
            }
        } catch (RuntimeException e) {

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Examples of org.nxplanner.tags.DomainContext

    // Support Functions
    //


    private int getProjectId(Class containerClass, int containerId) throws Exception {
        Object object = ThreadSession.get().load(containerClass, new Integer(containerId));
        DomainContext context = new DomainContext();
        context.populate(object);
        return context.getProjectId();
    }

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Examples of org.nxplanner.tags.DomainContext

        context.populate(object);
        return context.getProjectId();
    }


    private int getProjectId(Object object) throws Exception {
        DomainContext context = new DomainContext();
        context.populate(object);
        return context.getProjectId();
    }

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Examples of org.nxplanner.tags.DomainContext

            }
        });
    }


    public void setUpDomainContext() {
        DomainContext context = new DomainContext();
        context.setProjectId(10);
        context.save(request);
    }

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Examples of org.nxplanner.tags.DomainContext

        }
    }


    protected DomainContext setDomainContext(HttpServletRequest request, Object object)
            throws Exception {
        DomainContext domainContext = DomainContext.get(request);
        if (domainContext != null) {
            return domainContext;
        }
        domainContext = new DomainContext();
        domainContext.populate(object);
        String projectIdParam = request.getParameter("projectId");
        if (domainContext.getProjectId() == 0 && StringUtils.isNotEmpty(projectIdParam) && !projectIdParam.equals("0")) {
            ObjectRepository objectRepository = getRepository(Project.class);
            Project project = (Project)objectRepository.load(Integer.parseInt((request.getParameter("projectId"))));
            domainContext.populate(project);
        }
        domainContext.save(request);
        return domainContext;
    }

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